Second NEET aspirant who went missing from Kota traced in Uttar Pradesh
Kota: Two days after a second NEET aspirant went missing from his PG room in Kota, the city police traced him in Kushinagar, UP on Monday night and has been brought back to Kota for interrogation after a CCTV camera showed him riding a motorbike with another boy to reach Kota railway station.
The student's location was traced after the Kota police swung into action and through technical investigation and inquiry. Following this, the local police were contacted and the whereabouts of the missing teen were shared with them and they rescued him on Monday night, Kota city SP Amrita Duhan said on Tuesday. A team of Kota police was also dispatched to Khushinagar, she added.
Medical Dialogues team had recently reported that Another 19-year-old student who was preparing for the medical entrance exam in Kota had gone missing. This incident has happened nearly a week after a NEET aspirant left his PG room with Rs 8,000 in his pocket.
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Bihar native Singh, who had been preparing for the entrance exam in the coaching hub for the last two years, left his paying guest room in Swarn Vihar colony on the intervening night of May 11 and 12.
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