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Missing Sikkim Woman Rescued in Noida After CM Intervention
Indra Kala Subba is a 38-year-old woman from Sikkim.
She went to Delhi-NCR to find a job.
Her family could not reach her after July 25 and reported her missing.
Sikkim Chief Minister Prem Singh Tamang asked officials to help find her.
Sikkim House officials worked with Uttar Pradesh Police.
They found her safely in Noida.
Sources said she had been staying in a temple there.
She was taken to Sikkim House and then sent back to Sikkim to reunite with her family.
Indra Kala Subba, 38, from Rumbuk in West Sikkim, was safely traced after going missing in the Delhi-NCR region.
Subba had travelled to Delhi-NCR on July 15 to look for employment and last contacted her family on July 25.
Her family and well-wishers filed a missing-person report at Sector 39 police station in Noida.
Following Chief Minister Prem Singh Tamang’s intervention, Sikkim House officials coordinated with Uttar Pradesh Police to locate her.
Subba was brought to Sikkim House in New Delhi and was expected to be handed over to her family after being sent back to Sikkim on Tuesday.
- Who
- Indra Kala Subba, a 38-year-old woman from Rumbuk in West Sikkim, was rescued with help from Sikkim officials and Uttar Pradesh Police.
- What
- Subba was traced after being reported missing and was safely brought to Sikkim House before being sent back to Sikkim.
- Where
- She was located in Noida and taken to Sikkim House in New Delhi.
- When
- She arrived in Delhi-NCR on July 15, last contacted her family on July 25, and was rescued around August 25.
- Why
- She had travelled to Delhi-NCR in search of employment, and officials began efforts to find her after her family reported her missing.
Key facts
- Person rescued
- Indra Kala Subba
- Age
- 38
- Home
- Rumbuk, West Sikkim
- Travel date
- July 15
- Last family contact
- July 25
- Location found
- Noida, Gautam Buddh Nagar
- Rescue coordination
- Sikkim House officials and Uttar Pradesh Police
Quotes
Yougan Tamang
Press Secretary to the Chief Minister of Sikkim
“Upon the matter being brought to the attention of the Chief Minister of Sikkim, he took immediate cognizance of the case and directed the Resident Commissioner, Sikkim House, New Delhi, along with the entire Sikkim House team, to undertake all necessary steps for her rescue and safe recovery without delay.”
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Sources
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