Children who ran away found at Mumbai airport with the help of 'AI'

Class IX students fled their homes in Assam after failing in their exams. Both had come to Mumbai to make a lot of money doing business through Artificial Intelligence (AI). Without giving any information to the family members, they had taken the flight tickets to Mumbai. Assam police informed Mumbai police about this. Accordingly, the Sahar Police searched the Mumbai airport and found both the children. They will be handed over to their families soon.

Two boys aged 14 and 15 from Assam had been reported missing by their family members at the Dumduma police station. At that time, during the investigation, the police got the information that children were sitting in the plane going to Mumbai. After that, the Assam Police immediately informed the Mumbai Police about this. Officials of Sahar Police, Central Industrial Security Force, Customs Force conducted a search operation at the airport. Both the children landed at the Mumbai airport from the flight which arrived around 1 midnight on Wednesday. Both the children have been brought to Sahar Police Station and the information has been given to the Assam Police. Also, the families of the children have been informed about this and from there they have left to come to Mumbai and are accompanied by an Assam Police officer. 

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So did the escape…

On inquiry, both the boys had failed in the unit test of class IX. So they decided to leave school and pursue business. When they searched about it online, they realised that they can earn a lot of money by doing business with the help of 'AI'. However, they felt that if they informed their parents they wouldn't allow it, so both of them bought flight tickets to go to Mumbai without telling their families. Without giving any idea to the family, they left for Mumbai. But from the financial transactions done by the boys, it was noticed that they had bought the plane ticket. On getting more information, it was realised that they had purchased tickets '16B' and '16C' of a private airline. The Assam Police informed the Mumbai Police about the presence of children on the plane coming to Mumbai.