The Delhi Police traced 80 missing persons, including 22 children and 58 adults, under Delhi Police Operation Milap between September 1 and September 30, 2026. The South-West District Police safely reunited all the traced persons with their families, according to an official statement issued on Saturday, October 3.Key HighlightsDelhi Police traced 80 missing persons in one month.The group included 22 children and 58 adults.The operation was carried out by the South-West District Police.All traced persons were safely reunited with their families.What is Operation Milap?Operation Milap Delhi is a police effort to find missing people and bring them back to their families. The South-West District Police carried out the latest drive from September 1 to September 30.During this period, police teams worked on cases involving missing children and adults. The teams followed available leads and carried out searches to locate the missing persons.The operation resulted in the tracing of 80 people. This included 22 children who were reported missing or kidnapped and 58 adults.According to the official statement, the police safely reunited the traced persons with their families.“The South-West District Police have traced 80 missing persons, including 22 children and 58 adults, under ‘Operation Milap’.”How many children were traced?The police traced 22 missing or kidnapped children during the month-long operation. Finding missing children is an important part of police work because quick action can help bring children back to their families safely.The police also traced 58 adults during the same period. Together, the two groups made up the total of 80 missing persons traced under the operation.The cases were handled by teams of the South-West District Police. Police personnel worked to follow leads and find information that could help locate the missing people.What happened after the missing persons were found?After tracing the missing persons, police ensured that they were safely reunited with their families, according to the official statement.For families, the return of a missing family member can bring major relief. The operation also shows the role of police teams in following missing-person cases and working to locate those who cannot be found.The tracing of 80 people included both children and adults. This means police teams had to deal with different types of missing-person cases during the operation.Why is tracing missing persons important?Missing persons in Delhi can include children, young people and adults. Families normally report a person missing when they are unable to locate them.Police then collect information and begin efforts to trace the person. These efforts can include checking available records, following leads and coordinating with other teams when needed.In the latest operation, the South-West District Police focused on cases recorded during the month. The result was the tracing of 80 people.Among them, 22 were children and 58 were adults. The police statement said that all of them were safely reunited with their families.What does the latest police action show?The results of Operation Milap highlight the continued efforts of the Delhi Police to trace missing people.The South-West District Police handled the cases between September 1 and September 30. The official statement released on October 3 confirmed that 80 people had been traced.The operation included Delhi Police missing children cases as well as cases involving adults. The safe reunion of the traced people with their families was the key outcome of the operation.The Delhi Police is expected to continue its work on missing-person cases through investigation, search efforts and coordination between police teams.Also Read : Delhi Police to Form Specialised Pink Force for Women and Child Safety
