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Police rescue kidnapped child after 15-hour, 100-km chase using 170 CCTV cameras

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A kidnapped child was successfully rescued by police following a grueling 15-hour pursuit spanning approximately 100 kilometres. Authorities faced a significant investigative hurdle as the suspect, identified as Lalit, did not carry a mobile phone, ruling out any possibility of technical phone-location tracking. Officers instead relied on footage from 170 CCTV cameras to trace the kidnapper's movements and close in on his location. The intensive surveillance-led operation ultimately led to the child's safe recovery. The case highlights how law enforcement can adapt to technological limitations by leveraging available camera infrastructure.

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