The parents of a 16-year-old YouTuber in India livestreamed a tearful plea for help after she disappeared. Within hours, police found her, reports say.

• According to a report, a 16-year-old Indian girl went missing on September 9.

• The YouTuber's parents asked fans to help find her.

• Local outlets say that he was found by the Government Railway Police.

Hours after her parents uploaded a video on her channel pleading for help in finding her, a 16-year-old girl who ran away from home has been found.

The Hindustan Times reported that "Bindass Kavya" left her home in India on September 9.

A day after her disappearance, her parents posted a video on her YouTube channel asking for the public's help in finding her. The parents spoke in Hindi as they explained that they couldn't find their daughter.

"We have been looking for her since last night and if anyone sees her, please let us know," the father said in the clip. The video has been watched millions of times.

The parents of kavya yadav posted a message on their daughter's account, asking for help in finding her.

Hours after posting their first video, the parents posted a second one where they said they were on their way to collect her.

The Government Railway Police found him at a train station in Itarsi, a city in India that is more than 300 miles away from his home.

A video of the 16-year-old YouTuber being hugged and rubbed on her back by her parents was posted on September 11.

According to a report from India Today, the girl ran away from home because of her father's cold demeanor. I didn't take my mobile when I left the house. I was travelling by train. She stated that the police caught her.

Under her parents' livestream, her fans wrote comments of support.

One person commented, "I'm very happy that kavya is back." Another person commented, "I'm happy that kavya is back." I didn't expect this from kavya's parents.

She can be seen traveling and spending time with her family on her videos on the internet. She uses both Hindi and English in her social media posts.

The Government Railway Police did not respond to the request for comment.

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