Step-Mother Allegedly Abandons Four Children at Khandwa Station; Mumbai Police Launch Probe

A shocking incident has come to light in Mumbai where a stepmother allegedly left four children at Khandwa station and returned, according to the children's maternal uncle, Dinanath Tiwari. In this case, the police have registered an FIR against an unknown accused under the relevant sections of abduction. The MIDC police and the crime branch are investigating the matter.

According to the information, all four children are residents of Subhash Nagar MIDC area. They lived with their stepmother Reena and father Pawan Tiwari. On the evening of May 26, around 5:30 PM, Pawan called the children’s maternal aunt to ask if the children had come home, stating that they had left the house with Reena but had not returned. This led to the discovery that the children were missing. The next day, Reena returned home but the children did not, prompting the maternal uncle to file an FIR at the MIDC police station. The complaint mentioned that one son and three daughters were missing from the house.

Upon returning home, Reena explained that she was traveling to Delhi on the Punjab Express. When the train stopped at Khandwa station, she went down to get water, and the train left without her. Unable to catch the train, she later boarded another train back to Mumbai.

The children's maternal uncle, Dinanath Tiwari, alleged that their father, Pawan, also used to beat the children. He expressed suspicion that Reena might have sold the children somewhere, as there was no information about their whereabouts. The police are thoroughly investigating the entire case and are making efforts to find the children.