Major Developments in Archana Tiwari’s Missing Case; Bhopal GRP Team Reaches Jabalpur for Investigation

A significant update has emerged in the case of Archana Tiwari, who has been reported missing under mysterious circumstances. To unravel the mystery of her disappearance, a team from Bhopal GRP (Government Railway Police) has reached Jabalpur. Archana’s former roommate, who resides in Jabalpur, is now the focus of the ongoing investigation as the missing case has left everyone shocked — Archana vanished suddenly from a train journey, with no clear clues so far.

Despite checking CCTV footage from before and after her disappearance, authorities have been unable to find any useful leads. With the investigation facing roadblocks, police are now interrogating Archana’s old roommate, hoping to uncover vital information that could help crack the mystery. Was it a simple case of disappearance or is there a larger conspiracy? Both angles are being thoroughly explored by the police.

As per family members, the former roommate lived with Archana for nearly a year. The roommate’s number did not appear in Archana’s call detail records, raising new questions. Police hope that questioning her will shed light on Archana’s recent activities or relationships, possibly providing much-needed clues.

Our correspondent, Ramakant Dubey, reports that the police are pursuing every possible lead, interrogating all close contacts and searching railway tracks and nearby areas in Bhopal for any trace of Archana. The GRP team from Bhopal has now reached Jabalpur, where tomorrow they will meet and question the former roommate. It is hoped this will bring new information or clues to the case.

Idol Vandalism Incident Shocks Indore; Investigation Underway

In another major development, an incident near Sanjay Setu Bridge by the Kahn River in Indore has sparked outrage. Miscreants uprooted idols from an ancient temple and threw them into the river. On Saturday morning, when devotees arrived, they were shocked to find the idols missing. Upon searching, some idols were recovered from the river. The Bajrang Dal staged protests and later filed an FIR at the central Kotwali police station, demanding swift action.

TI Ravindra Parashar assured that the culprits would be apprehended within a week. The police have begun reviewing CCTV footage and have started a formal investigation. Previously, the same temple was targeted and remains indicating cow slaughter were left behind. The latest incident is viewed as a deliberate attempt by anti-social elements to disturb social harmony by targeting religious sentiments.

Local residents are outraged, and with the FIR registered against unknown persons, law enforcement agencies are actively investigating. Police officials have stated that arrests will be made soon.

Stay tuned for more updates.