Three girls from BTS-fan Pabna wanted to move to another country, how to rescue
Three friends They are fans of the South Korean music group BTS. There is an addiction to watching TikTok. I want to go to another country just by watching Tik Tok. Then three people left the house talking about school. Initially the plan was to cross the border to India. But the wife of a police officer dropped on the way. Later, three teenagers were saved by the woman's wisdom.
The house of those three girls is in a village of Pabna district headquarters. They disappeared yesterday Sunday. The police rescued them from Kurigram. They were handed over to their families on Monday afternoon.
BTS is a popular seven-member South Korean music group. After their debut in 2013, they quickly became popular, becoming one of the most talked about bands in the world. This band has a huge audience all over the world, including Bangladesh, who are known as the 'BTS Army'.
Citing the rescued girls, the police said that all three girls are Tiktok addicts and BTS fans. The morale of the family is disturbed with one of them. Then the three of them decided to move to another country. Accordingly yesterday morning they left home saying to go to school. Then reach Kurigram via Natore, Rangpur by bus. The aim was to go to the border area. They lost their way when they reached Kurigram. When the evening came, they reached the Kurigram bus terminal and started looking for a place to spend the night.
At one point, the girls entered an unfamiliar neighborhood. Seeing their movement there, the wife of a police officer in the neighborhood became suspicious. Later she slyly took the trio home and informed the police officer husband.
The police officer's name is Tajuddin Ahmed. He is the Sub-Inspector (SI) of Kurigram Sadar Police Station. Tajuddin said that he came home from his wife's phone and learned the address of the house from the three girls. After that contacted the Pabna Sadar police station and the girl's family. Later, the Pabna Sadar police station went and brought the three girls.
The family members were worried when the three girls did not return home. Three separate General Diaries (GDs) were lodged at the Pabna Sadar police station to trace them. Since then, the police started searching for the three girls.
Officer-in-charge of Pabna Sadar police station Tarikul Islam said that the police take the issue of disappearance seriously. The location of the three girls can be confirmed through the Sub-Inspector of Kurigram Sadar Police Station. Later, with the help of Kurigram police, they were safely rescued and handed over to their families.
Talked about this with the parents of the eighth grade girl. Both of them are embarrassed by this incident. The father said, 'They are small people, they have made a mistake. Thank you for getting the children back.'
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