Devpalik Gupta, Jan Suraaj Party Digital Manager, Vanishes From Moving Train on Ranchi-Patna Route, Search Launched
Police are reviewing CCTV footage and searching the train after the Jan Suraaj Party manager vanished, with his mobile switched off, officials said.
- On Monday, Jan Suraaj Party digital communication manager Devpalik Gupta went missing while traveling on the Janshatabdi Express from Ranchi to Patna. The 31-year-old Uttar Pradesh native disappeared shortly after the train departed.
- Ten minutes after the 2:25 pm departure, Gupta left his berth for the pantry car, colleague Gautam Kumar reported. Kumar said, "Thereafter, we left our berth and went to the pantry car next to our coach, but we did not find him."
- Upon reaching Muri Junction, the group lodged a complaint with the Government Railway Police. RPF Inspector Sanjeev Singh stated search teams are looking for Gupta, whose mobile phone is switched off.
- Authorities have confirmed Gupta did not deboard at Muri Junction, the train's first stop. Officials are analyzing CCTV footage from the station while a joint team of RPF personnel continues the search.
- Before his disappearance, Gupta served as a digital communication manager for Prashant Kishor's Jan Suraaj Party. An Indian Institute and Mass Communication alumnus, he is from Kushinagar, Uttar Pradesh.
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Jan Suraaj functionary Devpalik Gupta found dead near railway tracks in Ranchi after going missing from Janshatabdi Express
Devpalik Gupta, 31, a digital communications manager with Prashant Kishor’s Jan Suraaj Party, was found dead near railway tracks in Ranchi’s Jarwadih village on Tuesday. He had gone missing from the Ranchi-Patna Janshatabdi Express on Monday after heading to the pantry car. Police say preliminary findings suggest he accidentally fell from the moving train. The body has been sent to RIMS for post-mortem, and an unnatural death case will be regist…
A 21-year-old man went missing after leaving the pantry car of the Jan Shatabdi Express to get food. His friends searched the train and filed a complaint with the Railway Police. The local police and the Railway Protection Force (RPF) are now searching for him.
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