According to Superintendent of Police (rural) Dharamvir Singh, the FIR was registered in Roorkee area of Haridwar and was later transferred to Sadar Bazar police station here.
The son of the priest and his three friends are also named in the case.
In the complaint, it was alleged that the priest employed the two girls from Roorkee as domestic helps and brought them here.
Later, when the younger of the two returned to Roorkee, she complained to her family about the priest following which the elder sister, who was in Saharanpur, was rescued by the police.
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