Ranchi, April 21 -- Jharkhand High Court on Monday set a two-week deadline for the state government to furnish information on the whereabouts of a missing minor girl from Gumla, and cautioned that the case might be handed over to the CBI if no concrete progress was made. A bench of Justice Sujit Narayan Prasad and Justice Sanjay Prasad was hearing a habeas corpus petition by Chandramuni Urain, whose 6-yr-old daughter has been missing since 2018. The court observed that despite seven years of investigation, police had not been able to trace the victim and questioned the Gumla SP on the current status of the probe, expressing concern over the "tardy pace". Earlier, the court was informed that a special investigating team was formed to find the girl, which had gone to Delhi to locate her. However, despite trying their best, the SIT has not been able to locate her as yet. Pictures of the victim had been circulated and uploaded on various portals by police, but to no avail. The court was also informed that in the course of the investigation, police were successful in finding nine other missing children from different parts of the state. PTI...