The incident happened on Friday when the victim along with her 7-year-old sister was returning home from the factory where her father works, the official said.
"A car screeched to a halt and the occupants pulled the elder sister into the vehicle, following which the younger sister rushed home and informed her mother after which the incident was reported to the police," the officer said.
A case of kidnapping has been registered of against unknown persons, he said.
The victim's family hail from Aligarh in Uttar Pradesh, police said. She and her sister often visited the factory to hand over the lunch box to her father, the officer added.
The incident comes at a time when several gory incidents of crime against women in recent days have shaken the state of Haryana.
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