Maharashtra: Final Year MBBS student goes missing, father blames depression
Guwahati Doctor Missing in Lohit River Area
Maharashtra: A final year MBBS student of BJ Medical College has gone missing under mysterious circumstances after blending in the crowd gathered at the Ganpati temple to celebrate Ganeshotsav festivities.
The 24-year old medico is nowhere to be found since August 30. According to the recent media report by Mirror, it so happened that the medico, who was living with his parents during the lockdown decided to visit the city to pay a Darshan to the Dagduseth Ganpati during the occasion of Ganesh pooja. At the temple, the medico asked his father to pose for him in front of the idol as he wanted to click a picture of his father. However, due to the huge crowd, the medico suddenly blended into the gathering and disappeared.
Unable to spot the medico, his father, who is also a medical practitioner at one of the hospitals in Mumbai, finally moved a missing complaint at Faraskhana police station.
Shedding light on the incidence of the day, his father mentioned in the complaint, "my son used to keep to himself. He had moved back with us since the pandemic hit. So I thought a change of place would uplift his mood. The temple compound was teeming with people. Around 2 p.m. my son offered to take my picture against the backdrop of the shrine and I obliged. However, within seconds he vanished before my eyes. I looked around a lot but was unable to trace him."
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