Guntur: The Andhra Pradesh High Court has expressed strong displeasure over the police investigation into the disappearance of a girl from Guntur, questioning the authorities’ failure to trace her even after three months.
During the hearing of the missing case, the court reportedly expressed serious concern over the progress of the investigation and questioned how the police had been unable to locate the girl despite the availability of advanced technology and investigative resources.
The court came down heavily on the state police, observing that the government should be ashamed of such a situation if the police were unable to trace a missing girl for such a long period.
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The judges also questioned the credibility of the ongoing investigation, asking whether the court could believe that a genuine and effective investigation was being carried out when the girl had not been traced even after three months.
Taking the matter seriously, the Andhra Pradesh High Court directed the Director General of Police (DGP) to take immediate steps to trace the missing girl and produce her before the court by tomorrow.
The court’s strong observations have put the spotlight on the investigation and raised questions over the police department’s handling of the case. Authorities are now under pressure to locate the girl and provide a clear account of the steps taken during the investigation.
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