3 students go missing from Greater Noida public school

GREATER NOIDA: Three students of a public school went missing under mysterious circumstances on Thursday afternoon. Their families have filed a complaint with the police and suspect that they might have been kidnapped. The students have been identified as Yogender Naagar, Mohit Sharma and Sachin. All three study in class XII of Ram-Eesh International School in Greater Noida.
The trio had left school at 2.30pm on Thursday after which they went missing.
Police said that after attending school, the trio left school but did not return to their homes. "Mohit and Sachin live in Sectors Alpha-II and Gamma-II, respectively, while Yogender lives in Dadri. Yogender used the school bus for commuting, " said a senior police officer.
"When my son did not return, we started a search and even checked with our neighbours. After getting no clues, we approached the school authorities. Later, we came to know that two more students went missing at the same time," said Omkar Naagar, father of Yogender.
"Sachin's family informed that he has a mobile phone, but when we called him up it was switched off. The police have also put his number on surveillance but have not received any leads," Omkar said. "So far, neither me nor the families of the other students have received a ransom call, but kidnapping cannot be ruled out," Omkar added.
A senior police officer said the three students are in different sections but know each other well. "There is a possibility that they would have gone some place together," the senior cop said.