MBBS student from MP Medical College goes missing, found crying at Kanpur station

Kanpur: In a shocking turn of events, a first-year MBBS student belonging to Rewa Medical College in Madhya Pradesh was found at Kanpur Central Station on Friday after she went missing two days ago.

After discovering the student crying at the station, the RPF interrogated her and came to know about how she went missing on Wednesday on her way to the medical college from the market.

Consequently the family members of the 19-year-old student, who originally hails from Sawai Madhavpur Gangapur in Rajasthan, had been informed.

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As per the latest media report by Jagran, RPF soldiers noticed the medico at around 2.15 PM on Friday afternoon, when she was reportedly crying while sitting on platform number one of Kanpur Central Stateion. Following this, the female constable and the RPF inspector approached her and after watching the police, the medico started crying more loudly.

It was only after she has been brought to the police station by the RPF that she narrated the details of the previous incident. The daily adds that the first-year-medico told the RPF that she belonged to a medical college in Rewa.

As per the medico, she had gone to the market from the medical college on Wednesday. However, on her way back to the medical college, someone allegedly made her smell something and she fainted on the auto.

She claimed that she did not remember anything about how she reached the station. However, no injury marks had been found on the student's body. RPF kept all the belongings of the student safe.

Consequently, the family members of the medico were informed. The family along with the Madhya Pradesh police were set to go to Kanpur by Saturday morning.

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