A child who was recently kidnapped has been safely recovered by police following a 15-hour search effort that spanned 100 kilometers. The investigation proved difficult for authorities because the suspect, identified as Lalit, did not carry a mobile phone. This lack of a digital footprint meant that police could not utilize standard phone-location tracking technology to pinpoint the suspect's movements.

Instead, investigators relied on an extensive manual review of surveillance footage. According to reports, police analyzed footage from 170 different CCTV cameras to track the suspect’s path. The operation concluded with a 100-kilometer chase, resulting in the successful rescue of the child and the apprehension of the kidnapper. While the rescue was successful, the reliance on physical surveillance highlights the logistical hurdles police face when suspects intentionally avoid modern communication devices to evade detection.