Missing Patna Engineer

Four teams are looking for a 29-year-old software engineer from Patna who has been missing in Bengaluru since last Monday, police said today. Ajitabh Kumar, who worked at British Telecom, had listed his car on online marketplace OLX and left home around 6:30 pm. His friends suspect he might have got a call from a prospective buyer

A 29-year-old software engineer from Patna has gone missing from the Whitefield Area in Bengaluru under mysterious circumstances. Ajitabh Kumar, who worked at British Telecom, left home around 6:30 pm on Monday. His friends suspect that he might have got a call from a prospective buyer for his car that he had put up on sale on classifieds website O...

The mother of engineer Fasih Mehmood, who has gone missing after being allegedly arrested in Saudi Arabia and deported to India, on Monday sought help from Prime Minister Manmohan Singh to trace her son. She told IANS here that she had full faith in the Supreme Court before which a plea was filed by her family on the issue.

The central government told the Supreme Court on Wednesday that it had never taken into custody Fasih Mahmood, an engineer from Bihar who went missing in Saudi Arabia, and was trying to ascertain his whereabouts.

Four teams are looking for a 29-year-old software engineer from Patna who has been missing in Bengaluru since last Monday, police said today. Ajitabh Kumar, who worked at British Telecom, had listed his car on online marketplace OLX and left home around 6:30 pm. His friends suspect he might have got a call from a prospective buyer

A 29-year-old software engineer from Patna has gone missing from the Whitefield Area in Bengaluru under mysterious circumstances. Ajitabh Kumar, who worked at British Telecom, left home around 6:30 pm on Monday. His friends suspect that he might have got a call from a prospective buyer for his car that he had put up on sale on classifieds website O...

The mother of engineer Fasih Mehmood, who has gone missing after being allegedly arrested in Saudi Arabia and deported to India, on Monday sought help from Prime Minister Manmohan Singh to trace her son. She told IANS here that she had full faith in the Supreme Court before which a plea was filed by her family on the issue.

The central government told the Supreme Court on Wednesday that it had never taken into custody Fasih Mahmood, an engineer from Bihar who went missing in Saudi Arabia, and was trying to ascertain his whereabouts.