18 -year -old girl missing from Raisen of Madhya Pradesh
In Raisen, Madhya Pradesh these days, the incident of the mysterious disappearance of women is coming out these days. There is an atmosphere of fear in the area due to these incidents. After Archana Tiwari of Katni, the incident of Nikita Lodhi of Raisen district being lost has increased the concern of the police and family. At present, the police is looking for CCTV and the woman’s call details on the basis of record records.
The case is of Garratganj in Raisen district. Nikita Lodhi, who lives here, went to the computer shop on August 18 to deposit college fees. But she did not return home. When the daughter did not return home, the family members started searching for her. Those people searched everywhere including the surrounding areas and relatives, but nothing was found about the woman.
Family filed reports
On August 19, the family informed the police about the disappearance of Nikita in the police and filed a report in the case. The family is upset after 8 days of the incident. On the other hand, the police case is looking for the girl. The police is looking for the girl by going all over the vicinity including Bhopal Raisen.
What did the family say?
Talking to the media, the family said that 18 -year -old Nikita Lodhi had gone to the college to deposit college fees, but did not return. The family tried hard to find him, but nothing was found. Tired and tired, the family has filed a report of the girl’s disappearance.
According to family members, the police has told the location of Nikita’s phone in Punjab and sometimes in Hyderabad, Telangana. Due to which the worry of the family has increased even more. The family says that they have no contact with anyone in other states outside Madhya Pradesh.
Family pleads with the government
The family members have pleaded with the DGP of Madhya Pradesh, including CM Dr. Mohan Yadav, that the police administration should find his daughter seriously like Archana Tiwari. Seeing the seriousness of the case, the police have started searching CCTV footage and call detail records.
