<p>Bhopal: Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Mohan Yadav has said that 26 girl inmates of a children's home who were alleged to have gone missing were safe, and directed officials to take action against such institutions which were operating illegally.</p>.<p>Police on Saturday said a case had been registered in connection with the alleged disappearance of the girls from Anchal Children's Home in Parwalia area, about 20 kilometres from Bhopal district headquarters.</p>.<p>It was suspected that they left after feeling homesick, said an official.</p>.<p>Later, CM Yadav in a post on X said the girls who went missing from the children's home at Pawalia in Bhopal were safe and had been identified.</p>.26 rescued minor girls who went missing from Bhopal hostel traced.<p>He also told senior officials via video conference from Indore that strict action should be taken against children's homes which are operating without due permissions and registration, an official release said.</p>.<p>Bhopal district rural Superintendent of Police Pramod Kumar Singh told <em>PTI</em> that all the missing girls were safe and with their families.</p>.<p>On Thursday, police registered a First Information Report (FIR) on the complaint of district programme officer Ramgopal Yadav against Anil Mathew for allegedly running the children's home illegally.</p>.<p>Mathew failed to provide a registration certificate for the facility, and 26 of 68 girl inmates were missing, the complainant claimed.</p>
<p>Bhopal: Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Mohan Yadav has said that 26 girl inmates of a children's home who were alleged to have gone missing were safe, and directed officials to take action against such institutions which were operating illegally.</p>.<p>Police on Saturday said a case had been registered in connection with the alleged disappearance of the girls from Anchal Children's Home in Parwalia area, about 20 kilometres from Bhopal district headquarters.</p>.<p>It was suspected that they left after feeling homesick, said an official.</p>.<p>Later, CM Yadav in a post on X said the girls who went missing from the children's home at Pawalia in Bhopal were safe and had been identified.</p>.26 rescued minor girls who went missing from Bhopal hostel traced.<p>He also told senior officials via video conference from Indore that strict action should be taken against children's homes which are operating without due permissions and registration, an official release said.</p>.<p>Bhopal district rural Superintendent of Police Pramod Kumar Singh told <em>PTI</em> that all the missing girls were safe and with their families.</p>.<p>On Thursday, police registered a First Information Report (FIR) on the complaint of district programme officer Ramgopal Yadav against Anil Mathew for allegedly running the children's home illegally.</p>.<p>Mathew failed to provide a registration certificate for the facility, and 26 of 68 girl inmates were missing, the complainant claimed.</p>