Delhi Police have traced eight missing minors over the past month through targeted operations at major railway stations, including New Delhi, Anand Vihar, and Nangloi. These stations have become crucial recovery points, as they serve dual roles: offering escape routes for children fleeing minor family disputes and acting as checkpoints for police to identify and rescue them. The reasons for these disappearances often stem from small triggers, such as disagreements over chores or scoldings, leading children to leave home in search of refuge. Many of the rescued minors had traveled outside Delhi, with some heading to states like Bihar and Rajasthan. Investigators emphasize that railway stations provide anonymity and easy movement, making them popular among runaway minors. Police utilize CCTV footage and collaborate with railway staff to monitor platforms for unaccompanied children, often leading to successful rescues. The recent incidents highlight the critical role of railway stations in both the beginning and resolution of these troubling situations.