Hyderabad Reunion: Man Meets Son After 12 Years of Missing Case

Hyderabad: Bizzare news is coming from Hyderabad, where a father reunited with his son after 12 long years. The incident took place when an old 2019 case was being solved by the Karkhana police station in Hyderabad.

Hyderabad police received a breakthrough in the missing person case, which was registered by the Karkhana police station in Hyderabad under non-bailable warrants (NBWs) associated with the 2019 criminal case.

A man named Arman Alam, the missing person who surprisingly reunited with his father after 12 long years, was one of four prime accused in a 2019 case by Karkhana police under sections 395 and 411 of the Indian Penal Code (IPC).

A team of special police officers was after these accused, Arman Alam, Akshay Chandra, Deepak Yadav, and Bommakanti Pradeep Goud, as per the sources.

When the police detained all four and started grilling them, they confessed their involvement in criminal activities all over Hyderabad.

When the case of Alam was studied further, police were surprised to find that Alam is the son of retired Lance Naik from Maharashtra, who had logged a complaint about his missing son in Ranchi, Jharkhand.

Alam was 12 years old when he left his home after a fight with his father over smoking cigarrets.

After thorough verification of Alam's case, a video call was facilitated by the Hyderabad police, which allowed Alam's father to identify him as his long-lost son.

After spending more than a decade apart, the family was once again reunited at the Karkhana Police Station.

Deputy Commissioner of Police, North Zone, Hyderabad, S Rashmi Perumal, IPS, praised the entire team's efforts in resolving a long-standing case, noting that the reunion of a missing family member after 12 years was a great feat that provided much-needed solace to the family.