Shillong, Oct 15: A 25-year-old woman from Meghalaya’s Garo Hills, who went missing while travelling to Goa to meet her husband, was traced at the New Delhi Railway Station following a coordinated effort by the Delhi Police, the Special Police Unit for North-Eastern Region (SPUNER) and the Delhi A•chik Association (DAA).
The woman, identified as Silanchi K. Sangma, was reported missing by her family, which lodged a complaint at Bajengdoba Police Station in Meghalaya.
The DAA stepped in after receiving information about her disappearance. Its president, Lewinston K. Marak, and his team approached SPUNER for assistance in tracing her.
According to Marak, the woman’s mobile phone was active, enabling the police to track her location and eventually find her at the railway station in the national capital.
“We received information from her relatives that she was missing. We approached SPUNER for assistance, and since her mobile phone was active, the police were able to trace her location,” Marak said.
The woman reportedly told those who traced her that she had intended to travel to Goa to meet her husband but had ended up in Delhi. The circumstances that led her to the national capital instead of her intended destination remain unclear.
She is currently in Delhi, and her husband is expected to arrive to take her home.
The incident highlights the role of coordination between police agencies and community organisations in helping families trace missing persons who travel far from home.
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