Youth from city goes missing from Asaram’s Ahmedabad ashram
The Hindu
A youngster from Hyderabad has gone missing from godman Asaram Bapu's ashram in Ahmedabad.Vijay Yadav, along with 10 friends went to Ahmedabad to attend a shibir between November 3 and 11. While a
A youngster from Hyderabad has gone missing from godman Asaram Bapu's ashram in Ahmedabad.
Vijay Yadav, along with 10 friends went to Ahmedabad to attend a shibir between November 3 and 11. While all his friends returned to the city, Yadav did not. He last contacted his family members on November 9 after which he was also not seen in the ashram.
Anxious family members reached Ahmedabad and lodged a complaint with Chandkheda police station. They registered a missing case and launched a probe. Sources told The Hindu that during the camp, Yadav informed fellow disciples that he wanted to go to Jodhpur to meet Asaram and seek his blessings.
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