Uttarakhand: The entire family of the drug dealer went missing, even after 100 days there was no clue, six members of the family had gone to visit Nainital by car

Drug dealer Rajesh Sharma and his wife, son, daughter-in-law, daughter and grandson, resident of Srinagar Colony of Trans Yamuna, Agra, could not be traced even after 100 days. He left for Jaipur. Missing since then. Police has searched from Rajasthan to Gujarat. Now the police officers are again claiming to have sent a team.

Rajesh Sharma (50) had gone to Nainital on April 15 with wife Seema Sharma (45), son Abhishek (25), son-in-law Usha (25), daughter Kavya (22) and one-year-old grandson Vinayak. Returned on 23rd April, parked the car and immediately went to Jaipur in a private car. Missing since then. Rajesh Sharma’s brother Ramakant Sharma, who lives in Firozabad, lodged a missing complaint. He had told the police that he had talked to his brother on 23 April. He told that he has reached Bareilly. Will come home soon. But did not come till morning. Mobiles were also switched off. Complained to the police commissioner on this.

Jaipur’s bus stand reached by taxi
Police investigation had revealed that the drug dealer had earlier gone to Nainital. He returned on April 23 but did not stay in the house. Parked his car. Went to Jaipur by taxi in the night itself. Got down from the taxi at the bus stand around 3 in the night. Took two rooms in a hotel. Drop off hotel at 11:30am. Mobiles have been switched off since then. Where did he go after leaving the hotel, it is not known till date.

Last location found in Gujarat
Police Commissioner Dr. Pritinder Singh had engaged two teams to search for the merchant family. Police station was engaged with SOG. Meanwhile, the merchant family had contacted an acquaintance. Then his location came to Gujarat. On this the team also reached there. Camped for several days. Reached many districts. However, the missing family could not be found. On this the team returned.

Not abducted, went on his own
Police Station President Trans Yamuna Sumanesh Vikal told that the traders have gone of their own free will. Mobile is switched off. Many people had come to the police station after the businessman went missing. He had told that he owed money to the merchant. From this it seems that he has gone on his own. Wasn’t kidnapped. A team will also be sent to Rajasthan.

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Police giving assurance
Bhai Ramakant Sharma told that he has made many rounds from the police station to the offices of the police officers. However, there is no trace of the brother and his family. Whenever he meets the officials, he is told that he will be found. Teams are engaged.