Her name is Pragya Singh.
She is 29 years old. She lives in Naubasta, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh.
On May 5 2026 she and her husband Manish Agrahari boarded the Nanda Devi AC Superfast Express, Train 12402, at Dehradun. They were returning home after a Kedarnath pilgrimage. Coach B2. Seats 59 and 64.
Sometime after midnight, between Bahadurpur outer signal and Laksar station in Haridwar district, the family fell asleep.
When they woke up, Pragya’s seat was empty.
Manish searched every coach. She was not there. Her phone was switched off. Her last known location had pinged near Laksar.
A missing FIR was filed at Laksar Kotwali. GRP, RPF and local police have searched the tracks, nearby areas, hotels and hospitals.
Five days have passed. She has not been found.
When her family checked the CCTV cameras at Laksar railway station, most of them were not working. No footage of her movement exists.
Her family confronted Laksar Station Superintendent K R Meena over this. There was no satisfactory answer.
If you have any information contact her husband Manish Agrahari directly on 7985366726 or call Railway helpline 139.
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And you are not even giving the car on time There's a wedding at my house tomorrow: You probably don't understand how much trouble I'm facing without a car
Now I have no option left except legal process.