Gangtok, Sept 11: Sikkim Chief Minister PS Tamang has pledged to take “all possible measures” to ensure the safety of two Sikkimese students who have gone missing from their school hostel in Gujarat’s Jamnagar. Tamang has instructed a senior official to treat the matter with the utmost seriousness and provide support in locating the missing students.
In a statement, Chief Minister Tamang expressed his deep concern and empathy for the families of the missing students and reiterated the government’s commitment to ensuring their well-being. He also revealed that the resident commissioner of Sikkim in Delhi has been tasked with addressing the situation promptly. The Jamnagar Police Station has initiated an investigation into the case, providing initial findings.
The unsettling disappearance of the two Sikkimese students, Palzor K Tamang and Daut Lal Bahadur Subba, who resided in the school hostel, occurred on August 28. Additionally, a student from Nepal, Prajjaval Puspraj Chapagain, who was studying at the same school, has also been missing since the same date.
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The circumstances surrounding the disappearance of these students have raised concerns and prompted swift action from the Sikkim government. Chief Minister Tamang’s reassurances demonstrate the seriousness with which the authorities are treating the case.
Efforts to locate the missing students are ongoing, and their safe return remains the top priority for the government and law enforcement agencies involved. The support and cooperation of various stakeholders, including the school, local authorities, and the public, are crucial in resolving this distressing situation.
The disappearance of students is a deeply distressing occurrence, especially for their families and loved ones. The Sikkim government is determined to leave no stone unturned in its efforts to locate and ensure the safety of Palzor K Tamang, Daut Lal Bahadur Subba, and Prajjaval Puspraj Chapagain.
The government is committed to achieving a positive resolution to this concerning situation.
The Sikkim government, along with law enforcement agencies, schools, and concerned citizens, is working tirelessly to ensure that the missing students are located and returned to their families without delay. It is a reminder of the importance of vigilance and prompt action in safeguarding the well-being of every individual, especially the youth and students who are the future of our nation.
