A sensitive and mysterious case has come to light in Banganga under Sohagpur police station area of ​​Shahdol district of Madhya Pradesh...

A sensitive and mysterious case has come to light in Banganga, under the Sohagpur police station area of ​​Shahdol district in Madhya Pradesh. 13-year-old Dhirendra Prajapati suddenly disappeared from his home on Sunday night. A letter was found near his bed, in which the child wrote, "Mother, I am leaving home to perform penance for God. Parents, brothers and sisters, please take care of yourselves, I am fine."

This letter, written by the innocent child's own hand, is nothing short of a shock for his family. His mother repeatedly cries, holding the letter close to her heart, and prays that her son should return home first, not to serve God. Family members say that Dhirendra quietly left the house between 12 and 1 a.m. When he was not found in his bed that morning, the house was thrown into chaos. When the search for him revealed this letter, everyone's eyes filled with tears.

The family first searched in the Banganga area, nearby villages and relatives' houses, but was disappointed everywhere. After this, father Dharmendra Prajapati went to Sohagpur police station and lodged a report. Seeing the seriousness of the case, the police have registered an FIR. It is stated in the FIR that Dhirendra Prajapati, age 13 years, resident of Kotma Banganga, has suddenly left the house. The case has been registered under section 137(2) of the Indian Penal Code. The responsibility of investigation has been given to ASI Jawahar Lal Rai.

Station House Officer Bhupendra Mani Pandey stated that a special police team has been formed and a vigorous search is underway for the child. A search operation is underway from Banganga to the surrounding forests, fields, temples, bus stands, and possible routes. Recordings from CCTV cameras installed in the area are being examined to determine the direction the child went. Neighboring police stations have also been alerted and information has been disseminated.

Meanwhile, Dhirendra's photo is rapidly going viral on social media. Father Dharmendra Prajapati has posted on Facebook, urging people to immediately report the child if they see him anywhere. Residents in the village and surrounding areas are actively searching for him. The family says that Dhirendra was religious, but he had never taken such a step as leaving home before.

There is a mourning-like atmosphere in the house. Dhirendra's mother is inconsolable, crying profusely, and his younger sister is constantly asking, "When will brother come?" His father's eyes are constantly fixed on the door, hoping to see someone bringing him home. This case isn't just about a child's disappearance, but also shows how innocent minds can sometimes make drastic decisions under religious or emotional influence. The police have appealed to the public that if they see Dhirendra anywhere, they should immediately inform the Sohagpur police station or his family.

PC: Punjab Kesari