A couple from the newlywed couple from Indore Madhya Pradesh disappeared in Meghalaya’s Cherrapunji a week ago after going on a honeymoon journey. According to various reports, Raja Raghuwanshi, 30, and Sonam Raghuwanshi, 27, arrived from Indore in the northeastern state on May 20 for their honeymoon. But they disappeared on May 23 after being spotted in Sohra, also known as Cherrapunji. Sohra is a popular tourist destination in the East Khasi Hills district. Reward announced: The couple’s family offered a £ 5 reward to anyone who can provide information about their whereabouts. CM Conrad Sangma ensures help: Meghalaya CM Conrad Sangma assured the couple’s family members and said on Thursday that he ‘personally monitored’ the administration. He also said that apart from the administration, the entire local community involved in the search efforts. “A few days ago, an unfortunate incident occurred where a newlywed couple from Madhya Pradesh came to Meghalaya, Sohra. We got reports that they had disappeared. This is a very unfortunate situation. My counterpart from Madhya Pradesh, the chief minister, spoke to me. I received a call from the home minister, ‘NDTV quoted as saying. “I personally monitored this situation daily. The SP as well as the entire administration, and the police force was 24*7 on the track to find the couple. Not only the administration, but also the whole town and the community in that area, also participate in this search,” he added. Challenges ahead: Meghalaya, chief minister, said the monsoon season made the work for the authorities. “We use all the possible technology available from us to help us in our effort. As you know, it is the pre-Monsoon era and Cherrapunji and the whole belt is known for heavy rainfall. That’s why it’s a very, very difficult task if we move together, but we give it best to make sure we can find the couple,” he said. The CM expanded more and said that on the day they disappeared, the couple found the administration a rented bicycle on the highway that the couple rented. “They seem to have left the bike departure there. They walked on their way. The area they went to, both sides have steps, they are very steep. Keep in mind that the monsoon season is very smooth. The search area is very, very big. We work a lot to find them. We are hope that we can find it,” he said. Indore MP Reach Shillong: Indore -LP Shankar Lalwani reached Shillong on Wednesday to meet senior police officers, including the Director General of Police (DGP) Idashisha Nongrang to know about the investigation. He later assured that every possible effort was made to locate the missing couple. With agency input.
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