Punjab's Bathinda girl 'missing' in Canada since January 15, family seeks govt intervention
PTC Web Desk: A girl from Punjab's Bathinda, identified as Sandeep Kaur, has been missing in Canada since January 15. The family has appealed to both the Central and Punjab governments for help.
It is learnt that Sandeep Kaur was sent to Canada for a better future after her family sold their land to fund her education. She had completed her studies in Canada and was actively seeking employment. Known to regularly contact her family, Sandeep had reassured them of her determination to improve their financial condition and repay their debts through hard work.
The Canadian authorities have reported no significant leads so far. Initial investigations suggest the possibility of Sandeep being swept away by ocean waves while taking photos with a friend at a beach. However, her family remains dissatisfied with this explanation and demands a thorough investigation to uncover the truth.
According to the family, Sandeep had shut down all her social media accounts three months prior to her disappearance and had significantly reduced communication with them. On January 1, she visited her uncle and appeared visibly anxious, expressing concerns about not being able to meet him again.
The family has raised concerns about the police’s handling of the case and is urging a high-level investigation into the matter. They seek government intervention to ensure justice and clarity on the circumstances surrounding her disappearance.
- PTC NEWS
