Government help wanted to locate missing Indian student

• According to Sirsa, Bhatia was last seen in Canary Wharf, East London, on December 15
• The BJP leader has called on both Loughborough University and the Indian High Commission to collaborate in the efforts to locate the missing student.

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An urgent call has been made for government intervention in the search for GS Bhatia, an Indian student enrolled at Loughborough University, who has been missing from East London since December 15.

Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) leader Manjinder Singh Sirsa took to social media platform X (formerly Twitter) to raise awareness about Bhatia’s disappearance, tagging External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar in the plea for assistance.

The BJP leader urged the public to disseminate the information widely and provided two contact numbers for anyone with relevant information about the missing Indian student

According to Sirsa, Bhatia was last seen in Canary Wharf, East London, on December 15. The BJP leader has called on both Loughborough University and the Indian High Commission to collaborate in the efforts to locate the missing student.

In a tweet, Manjinder Sirsa shared, “GS Bhatia, a student of Loughborough University, has been missing since Dec 15. Last seen in Canary Wharf, East London. Bringing to the kind attention of @DrSJaishankar Ji We urge @lborouniversity & @HCI_London to join efforts in locating him. Your assistance is crucial. Please share and spread the word.”

To aid in the search, Sirsa also posted images of Bhatia’s residence permit and college identification card on X.

The BJP leader urged the public to disseminate the information widely and provided two contact numbers for anyone with relevant information about the missing Indian student.

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