A child is rescued after a kidnapping incident that ends following a 100-km chase, reported to have taken about 15 hours. Law enforcement tracks the suspect using surveillance footage, reportedly checking 170 CCTV cameras as part of the investigation and pursuit.
The reports describe difficulties in locating the child and suspect quickly because the kidnapped child’s case does not involve a handset that can be traced. NDTV notes that the child, identified as “Lalit” in the report, is not carrying a mobile phone, which prevents investigators from using phone-based technical tracking. The coverage frames the investigation as heavily dependent on physical and visual evidence from CCTV networks rather than digital geolocation tools.
Across the reporting, the core points remain consistent: the incident is a kidnapping, the search and pursuit span a long distance and time, and authorities rely on widespread CCTV coverage due to limited phone-tracking options.
