Gachibowli, July 24:(Maxim News): A troubling case has emerged from Gachibowli, where a sister and her younger brother have gone missing.
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According to Inspector Anjaneyu, Naresh (32) from Kondapur Masjid Banda Sree Prabhupada Colony, who married his niece (20) in 2022, reported that his niece’s younger brother (19) went missing on February 20 of this year.
The younger brother left the house without informing anyone and has not returned since. The family discovered a letter stating that they would die if anyone searched for them. Despite efforts to locate them, they have been unsuccessful.
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The family reported the case to the Gachibowli police on Tuesday. Authorities have since registered a case and are actively investigating the matter. (Maxim News)
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