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Vaibhav wondered why they hadn't first approached the nearby police station.

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Mini's response was firm yet heartfelt: 'We have lost trust in local police stations. Filing a complaint there might worsen the situation. We have heard that you are an impartial officer. That's why we thought of directly approaching you.'

The officer reassured the couple, promising swift action. The moment they departed, Vaibhav called a team of officers, including two women civil police officers, to devise a plan.

Acting on his directives, the women officers disguised themselves as common folk and boarded the bus at the same stop as the girl. Meanwhile, two plainclothesmen joined from subsequent stops.