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II recently found out that my grandfather (nana) went missing almost 20 years ago and now, at 22, I’ve decided to take this seriously and try everything I can to trace him.
He was a Home Guard by profession in Ayodhya. Over time, his mental health declined and he became mentally unstable. Around 2003, his family, including my uncle (mama), took him to Dera Sacha Sauda Ashram in Sirsa, Haryana, where they used to go often. My nana was told to sit near a tree while my uncle went to get food. When he returned, he was gone.
The family searched for more than 1.5 months but couldn’t find any trace. No body, no sightings, no reports. Nothing.
There was no disease, no disability. He was physically strong, just mentally off. And that gives me hope that he might’ve survived maybe taken in by someone, living in a shelter home, or somewhere out there still.
I want to try everything I can, legally, socially, digitally, to trace him. Even if he’s no longer alive, I need the truth. My nani still wears sindoor, still believes he’s alive. I want to do this.
If you work in law enforcement, legal, or social service and can guide me on what steps I can take now.
I’m not here for sympathy. Just looking for help, leads, or even a direction to start. Any kind of response could mean something.
Thank you for reading.
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MTry searching through missing person databases. There are also several Facebook pages dedicated to posting about missing individuals consider reaching out to them. You can share your grandfather’s photo along with his details to help spread the word.
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IHe’d be around 65 now, so it’s possible either way. I’m not assuming he’s alive for sure, just trying to find some closure.
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