Unclaimed 9-year-old found on Lucknow-Agra train handed to father
On information received through helpline 139, a 9-year-old boy named Prince was handed over to his father after he was found unclaimed on train number 12179, the Lucknow Agra Intercity Express, on 9
On information received through helpline 139, a 9-year-old boy named Prince was handed over to his father after he was found unclaimed on train number 12179, the Lucknow Agra Intercity Express, on 9 October 2026.
According to the information, ASI Dinesh Singh Sikarwar took the child off the train and informed Child Line at night through 1098. The boy was identified as Prince, son of Mahendra Singh, aged 9 years, and a resident of Sarai Khati, under Achhalda police station in Auraiya district.
The Child Line staff reportedly refused to come and take the child. The next morning, necessary action was completed on the directions of Suman Kumari, Chairperson of the Fafund Child Welfare Committee, Auraiya /CWC/.
After the required process was completed, the child was handed over to his father, Mahendra Singh, son of Pannal.
Frequently asked questions
Where was the 9-year-old boy found?
He was found unclaimed on train number 12179, the Lucknow Agra Intercity Express.
When was the boy found?
He was found on 9 October 2026.
Who was the boy handed over to?
He was handed over to his father, Mahendra Singh.
How old was the boy?
The boy, named Prince, was 9 years old.
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