In a swift and effective operation, the Khanna police rescued four missing girls, including three minor sisters, within 24 hours of their disappearance in Ambala, Haryana, India. The girls, who left their homes around 12:30 PM on June 2, were reported missing by concerned relatives later that evening. Initial investigations revealed they may have left with a man named Satnam, known to their families. Utilizing technology, police analyzed CCTV footage and conducted technical surveillance, leading to the tracing of Satnam's location in Ferozepur, where he was detained. A breakthrough occurred when one of the girls contacted Satnam for an OTP using a new SIM card, allowing police to track the call to Ambala. A team from Maloud police rescued all four girls unharmed. DSP Harmanpreet Singh Cheema emphasized the importance of technology in ensuring children's safety. Additionally, two separate kidnapping cases involving other minor girls have been registered in the city, with ongoing efforts to locate the missing individuals and apprehend the suspects.