Missing BBA Student: J-K Police to Help Noida Police in Investigation
Talib Khan
Noida, (31/12/2018): There is no clue even after 19 days of Saeed Bassid Hasan, a missing BBA student from Noida. Syed Nasirul Hassan, father of the resident of Kuair Mukum village in Jammu and Kashmir, has filed a missing report on December 27 in the local police station. Along with this, Delhi Police has also sought the help of the student. Express-Way Kotwali police say, that aid will be given to the Jammu and Kashmir Police
The student Syed Basid Hassan was missing in a suspected condition on December 12. He is studying in the final year of BBA from Asian Business School located in Sector 125 and living in a PG in Sector 126. He had evacuated the room from here on December 6 and stayed with a friend staying in the same sector. From the friend’s room, he came out to go to the house of a resident in Delhi on December 12 and was missing since then.
Father Saeed Nasirul Hassan says that Noida Police has not been able to trace the son till date. Basid Hasan is his only son. He did not talk about any kind of trouble. The family, themselves is engaged in search of him. He has also met the SP of Jammu and Kashmir Police.
The SP assured his father to look after in this matter together with the Noida police. He has also contacted Delhi-based Jammu and Kashmir House. Help is sought from the Delhi Police in search of boy. He has not even reached the relatives living abroad.
This case may be transferred to Delhi Police;
Inspector Hansraj Bhadauriya, in-charge of Express-Way Kotwali, says that this incident is not from his Kotwali area. The student reached the house of Bua, living in Delhi from Noida on December 12, at 9 pm. They have questioned the student’s relatives. On the morning of December 13, he left his relative’s home to give the exam at 10:30 in the morning.
The student’s mobile location was found Ludhiana. The airport also has no record of going abroad for the student. Now the police are investigating. If any clue is found, then the investigation will be transferred to the Delhi Police.
