NOIDA: More than 17 days after Abdul Basit Hassan, a J&K youth who was studying at Asian Business School, Sector 125, Noida, went missing, cops imagine that he left Delhi via either street route or by means of educate due to loss of cash.
The location of one in every of his telephone numbers was traced to Ludhiana in Punjab round 10am on December 13.
A police officer confirmed that while he at all times take a flight to go back and forth home, they were checking at railway stations to find out whether he took a educate.
“He can have taken a educate or a bus as achieving Ludhiana via flight looks tough. He has not booked any educate via the IRCTC application and we are visiting railway stations to check if he took a educate,” the officer said.
It has also come to mild that his father had deposited Rs 1,000 in his account on December 12, the closing day he stayed involved. According to his buddies, he sought after to go back Rs 6,000 which he owed to 2 of his classmates within the institute.
Known as a not-so-serious pupil, Basit’s buddies take into accout him as an avid YouTube viewer, who would spend hours on-line, they said.
Friends say he never in point of fact took serious interest in studies and had even pondered leaving his studies after the fourth semester.
“He also sought after to omit the primary examination on December five. The teachers pressured him, after which he wrote the examination. He was even scolded for attempting to omit his examination. He gave two exams and neglected the others,” said a classmate.
Those staying with Basit at Chauhan paying visitor in Raipur’s Sector 126 take into accout him as an introvert but one with a careless angle and loss of interest in studies.
Nikhil, the manager on the paying visitor accommodation, said that repeatedly his telephone quantity would be switched off and he may not be contacted.
“He would not hassle about charging his telephone. At occasions, his family would call his buddies to check about him,” he said.
One of his close buddies advised TOI that Basit owed Rs five,000 to him and Rs 1,000 to another buddy.
Around 7.50 pm on December 12, he had requested his buddy to proportion his account quantity in order that he may deposit Rs five,000 borrowed from him. “He messaged me requesting my account quantity and I gave him my account quantity. He gave the impression to be in a rush at the moment. He said he would transfer the money but his telephone were given switched off later,” said the buddy.
The location of one in every of his telephone numbers was traced to Ludhiana in Punjab round 10am on December 13.
A police officer confirmed that while he at all times take a flight to go back and forth home, they were checking at railway stations to find out whether he took a educate.
“He can have taken a educate or a bus as achieving Ludhiana via flight looks tough. He has not booked any educate via the IRCTC application and we are visiting railway stations to check if he took a educate,” the officer said.
It has also come to mild that his father had deposited Rs 1,000 in his account on December 12, the closing day he stayed involved. According to his buddies, he sought after to go back Rs 6,000 which he owed to 2 of his classmates within the institute.
Known as a not-so-serious pupil, Basit’s buddies take into accout him as an avid YouTube viewer, who would spend hours on-line, they said.
Friends say he never in point of fact took serious interest in studies and had even pondered leaving his studies after the fourth semester.
“He also sought after to omit the primary examination on December five. The teachers pressured him, after which he wrote the examination. He was even scolded for attempting to omit his examination. He gave two exams and neglected the others,” said a classmate.
Those staying with Basit at Chauhan paying visitor in Raipur’s Sector 126 take into accout him as an introvert but one with a careless angle and loss of interest in studies.
Nikhil, the manager on the paying visitor accommodation, said that repeatedly his telephone quantity would be switched off and he may not be contacted.
“He would not hassle about charging his telephone. At occasions, his family would call his buddies to check about him,” he said.
One of his close buddies advised TOI that Basit owed Rs five,000 to him and Rs 1,000 to another buddy.
Around 7.50 pm on December 12, he had requested his buddy to proportion his account quantity in order that he may deposit Rs five,000 borrowed from him. “He messaged me requesting my account quantity and I gave him my account quantity. He gave the impression to be in a rush at the moment. He said he would transfer the money but his telephone were given switched off later,” said the buddy.
Missing J&K student’s phone gives Punjab location clue
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