Six minors escape observation center after putting chilli in guard's eyes in MP's Ujjain
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At least six children ran away from a children's observation center in Ujjain after putting chilli in the eyes of the guard.
At least six minors ran away from a children's observation center in Madhya Pradesh's Ujjain on Friday after putting chilli in the eyes of the guard.
The incident took place in the Malanvasa area of Ujjain city. After the police were informed about the incident, three of the minors were caught and brought back to the observation center.
Speaking to India Today, Additional SP Akash Bhuria said, "Last night, a total of six boys from a children's observation home in Ujjain ran away after putting chilli in the eyes of the guard there. The police got the information and found two of the boys in the night itself. Another boy was found in the morning."
"Three boys are still absconding. They will also be found and brought back soon," ASP Bhuria said.
Bhuria said these six minors are residents of Dewas district. Serious cases of crime are registered against their names.
(With inputs from Sandeep Kulshrestha)
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