The case of the four teenage students from Kurseong who have gone missing since September 8 has brought forward a lot of questions and speculations. Some wonder perhaps their mutual love of music has drawn them somewhere to fulfill their destiny.
The four teenage students used to study in separate schools in town although they were earlier studying together in one school. Ramod Khawas and Tshering Lama, the fathers of two of the missing students, said some of them were staying in Kurseong as paying guests, while the remaining with their relatives.
On the morning of September 8, the four had left for their respective schools, but all of them failed to return home in the evening. A missing complaint has been lodged with the Kurseong police station over the matter.
According to unconfirmed sources, the four were seen leaving Kurseong together along with two electric guitars and other musical instruments. Tshering Lama said in the course of their search, it was found out the four had sold a mobile handset in Siliguri on the same day they went missing. He added the mobile phone has been recovered from the buyer.
Of the four students, two are residents of Chimney in Kurseong, the third is a resident of the Dooarsm while the fourth hails from Nepal. The search for the missing students has extended to Nepal, the Dooars and other likely places, but there has been no positive development so far.
Source: EOI
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| The four students from Kurseong who have gone missing since September 8. |
On the morning of September 8, the four had left for their respective schools, but all of them failed to return home in the evening. A missing complaint has been lodged with the Kurseong police station over the matter.
According to unconfirmed sources, the four were seen leaving Kurseong together along with two electric guitars and other musical instruments. Tshering Lama said in the course of their search, it was found out the four had sold a mobile handset in Siliguri on the same day they went missing. He added the mobile phone has been recovered from the buyer.
Of the four students, two are residents of Chimney in Kurseong, the third is a resident of the Dooarsm while the fourth hails from Nepal. The search for the missing students has extended to Nepal, the Dooars and other likely places, but there has been no positive development so far.
Source: EOI
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