Four girl students, including 3 from Jharkhand, missing from private school hostel

Sitamarhi: Four minor girl students, including three from Jharkhand, have gone missing from the hostel of Anand Marg Primary School located in Mujaulia Bazaar of Sonbarsa area near the India-Nepal border.
Of these, three are residents of East Singhbhum district of Jharkhand and one is from Bairagnia in Sitamarhi district. All four have been missing since last October, but till now no clue has been found. The girls have not even reached their homes.
Till now no FIR has been lodged in this matter. Meanwhile, after the matter came to light on Saturday, the police administration came into action. SDPO Sadar Rama Krishna told on phone at around 10 pm on Saturday night that the matter has come to his notice.
On the instructions of SP Manoj Kumar Tiwari, he has gone out for investigation. This school is in Sonbarsa police station area. Meanwhile, Sonbarsa police station in-charge Shambhunath Singh said on phone that the application has been received. The process of registering an FIR is underway. The school management has not named anyone behind the disappearance of the four girl students.

Anand Marg Primary School operates in Mujaulia Bazar. This school also has hostel facility up to class five.
In this, Sohagi Mardi, 16, daughter of Ganesh Mardi, a class 9 student, resident of Mirzadih in East Singhbhum district, Bahamai Hembram (14), daughter of Butka Hembram, a class 4 student, and Mangali Hembram (10), a class 3 student, besides Dumarbana of Bairagnia police station in Sitamarhi district. Riya Kumari (12), daughter of resident Raju Patel, studying in class 2, lived there.

Sohagi Mardi was enrolled in the upgraded high school market located about 50 meters away, just opposite Anand Marg School, but she stayed in the hostel only.
On September 26, Director-cum-Principal Anand Tapo Prabha went to Puri to participate in the Dharma Mahasammelan of Acharya Anand Marg. He had handed over the responsibility of taking care of these girls to villagers Mantoriya Devi and Sunita Devi.

On October 2, both the women informed the principal on his mobile phone that the four girls were missing. The principal returned on October 4. The Principal says that during the investigation, some people informed that the four girls were seen boarding a bus going to Sitamarhi.
Search for him is going on. Everyone’s parents have been informed. Baragnia’s relatives have come and gone. Parents of Jharkhand are saying that they will come in a day or two.