A Manipuri Man Missing in UP, Help Sought From Police

Kakching, Manipur November 3: A 40 years old man from Manipur missing while going to Amritsar from Manipur by train. The Kakching Police Official has immediately responded to take up the matter after Manipur Branch NE Helpline appealed.

Naorem Joy

Naorem Joy Singh S/o (L) N. Chandraja Singh of Kakching Turel Wangma Mantop Pareng, Manipur went missing in Jaunpur Railway Station, Uttra Pradesh. The wife of the missing person went to Kakching Police station but could not get help from the police and then approach North East Support Centre and Helpline, Manipur Branch Office. According to the information reaching to Helpline Centre of Manipur Branch, Shri Joy left home on 22 October, took Dibrugarh – Amritsar Train from Dimapur on 23rd October morning along with Shri A Premkumar alias Tona.

When train stopped at Jaunpur railway station in Uttra Pradesh at around 11 PM on 24th October, he went to fence water in a bottle. While he was fencing the water, the train left and he could not board as the begun running in speed.

One local man at Jaunpur railway station, took him to railway police station and the police officials arranged for him to board on Doon Express on 25th October at 11.45 AM with the instruction to go up to Lucknow and then catch the train going to Amritsar. Thereafter, he went missing.

North East Support Centre and Helpline has appealed to Manipur Police to take up the matter with counter-part police department of Uttra Pradesh. The Spokesperson of North East Support Centre and Helpline, Mr. Madhu Chandra has spoken to UP Police official and also appealed in written to Mr. Robin Hibul, Deputy Commission Police of Delhi, who is appointed as an special official to look after the issues faced by the people from North East India living in Delhi and NCR.

North East Support Centre and Helpline appealed to public to report to its office whether any person(s) know whereabouts the missing person. NE Helpline's contact numbers as +919774303076

Naorem Joy Singh is fair complexion, 4 feet and 11 inches high. He wears black colour trousers, cream colour half shirt and canvas shoes.

North East Support Centre & Helpline (www.nehelpline.net) is combined initiative of various human rights activists, social workers, students, journalists, and lawyers seeking to prevent harassment and abuses meted out to women, North East People, and tribal communities of different states.