Home ministry calls Falak case human trafficking

February 07, 2012 18:14

News Flash: Union Home Ministry seeks report from Delhi Police on baby Falak; terms it as a case of human trafficking.

Today, the three-year-old sister of battered baby Falak, who is undergoing treatment in AIIMS, has been traced by Delhi Police to Bihar while searches are on to locate their elder brother. Sanobar, the elder sister of Falak, was located in Muzaffarpur yesterday, a day after investigators managed to
locate their mother Munni, who was tricked into a second marriage allegedly by three women.

Efforts are on to locate their five-year-old brother. Falak, meanwhile, has shown no signs of improvement and remains in a critical condition.

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