With the help of a facial recognition device in India, the parents found the missing child five years later. The people present at the scene were overwhelmed by the emotional scene.
Police in the Indian state of Uttar Pradesh have reunited a child who went missing five years ago with his parents. The key figure in the operation is the facial recognition tool "Darpan" which enables the search for the child.
According to the foreign news agency, the mother of the child, who came to see the very tender scenes on this occasion, cried as soon as she saw him and kept on hugging and kissing him for a long time. Could keep
According to Hyderabad's Telangana State Police, 13-year-old Soni, a resident of Handia area of Allahabad, had been missing since 2015 and was traced to a children's home in Assam.
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A 13 year old autistic boy child who was missing from Uttar Pradesh since 2015 was traced at a child home in Assam after 5 years, by Telangana Police with the help of DARPAN (FacialRecognitionTool) of @TelanganaCOPs #Technology #Darpan pic.twitter.com/hjWtPd9voZ
The boy, who has been missing since July 14, 2015, was found at the Children's Welfare Center in Assam's Golpara district, Additional Director General of Police Swati Lakra told media. After failing to find the boy's heirs, Golpara police sent him to the Children's Welfare Center on July 23, 2015.
He said that the Telangana police had used a face recognition tool "Darpan" to match the missing pictures of children found in various child homes across the country.
Telangana police immediately informed the concerned station of Handia police station Allahabad which immediately informed the parents of the missing child, after which they reached the Children's Welfare Center and identified their child.
The Telangana State Police played a major role in reuniting the missing child with his parents five years later, the police official said.
He further said that efforts are being made to trace the missing children across India through 'Darpan' in which he has traced the missing children all over India through 'Darpan' so that their families can be traced. I could restore them.
