A tribal person of Sambalpur, who was reportedly missing from the Old Delhi railway station area for the last three months, was rescued from Kurukshetra, Haryana jointly by the Delhi and the Haryana police.
The Delhi police, who were ignoring the victim’s wife, took prompt action and rescued the man after intervention of Sundargarh MP and Union Tribal Affairs Minister Jual Oram.
Sources said Ganesh Salima (45) of Tangarpalli along with his wife Manju (38) and two children had been to Vaishnu Devi temple in March 2017. Ganesh went missing mysteriously on March 27 at the Old Delhi railway station when they waiting for a train to return home. Manju said Ganesh went for pissing but didn’t return.
Manju said he filed a missing report at the concerned police station Delhi soon after she received a phone call from her husband 15 days back. Ganesh didn’t inform her where he was, said Manju.
“Police didn’t respond to my approach. Hence, I approached Union Minister. As he intervened, police acted promptly,” Manju added.
Sources said the Delhi police have registered a case and started further investigating into the matter.
“The victim’s wife met me and narrated her plight. I talked to senior police officers to provide necessary support. I am happy that the missing person has been rescued,” Oram said adding that he would make arrangements for safe return of the
couple soon.