A missing student case has taken a dramatic turn after a man rammed his vehicle into the VIP gate of the Delhi Assembly, triggering a major security scare.
Family dispute behind incident
According to police, the accused, Sarabjit Singh (37), was reportedly upset with his brother-in-law Harpreet for not informing him earlier that his nephew was missing.
The family has been searching for Harman (20), a second-year BTech student, who has been untraceable for the past three days.
Student missing since April 1
Investigations revealed that Harman had left Delhi by bus on April 1. His last known location was traced to Nangal in Anandpur Sahib, Punjab, after which his mobile phone was switched off.
Family members said the student had never left home without informing them and was known to be focused on his studies.
Security breach raises concern
The incident at the Assembly complex caused panic and prompted immediate security response. Authorities have since launched an investigation into the breach and the circumstances leading up to it.
Search efforts continue
Police teams are continuing efforts to trace the missing student, while also probing the actions of the accused.
Officials are examining all angles, including the sequence of events that led to the confrontation and subsequent security incident.
Ongoing investigation
The case highlights both concerns over missing persons and the potential for personal distress to escalate into public safety incidents.
Authorities have assured that both the search for the student and the investigation into the security breach are being taken seriously