Two brothers went hiking in the Nahargarh hills near Jaipur, Rajasthan. Shortly after, they separated and got lost. Both called home from their mobile phones to report that they couldn't find their way back. The family quickly approached the police, triggering a search operation. During this search, one brother's body was found, but the other remained missing. The police and family are still puzzled about what might have happened to the brothers in the hills.
The Nahargarh hills in Jaipur are famous for their natural beauty, trekking routes, and tourism. However, the death of one brother and the disappearance of the other have turned into a perplexing enigma. Despite extensive efforts by Jaipur Police, Civil Defense, SDRF, and NDRF over the past five days, the mystery remains unsolved. The dense forests are challenging, and while the body of one brother was found, the other is still missing.
This leads to the critical question: What happened to the two brothers in these dense woods that led to such a terrifying mystery? Efforts to find the missing brother and solve the riddle continue. Let's chronologically understand this dreadful story that started on Sunday, September 1, around six in the morning.
The family members, worried about their 23 and 19-year-old sons, rush to the Shastrinagar police station. They explain how the brothers went trekking in the morning and were supposed to visit the Charan temple too. However, the brothers got separated and lost their way. Instead of helping, the Shastrinagar police complicate things by claiming it's not their jurisdiction but rather that of the Brahmpuri police station.
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The search operation faces a setback when Ashish's body is found on September 2. Ashish, the younger brother, was just 19 years old. His body is recovered and sent for a post-mortem. This deepens the mystery, which initially was just about the brothers being lost, but now includes a death. Despite the tragedy, the search for the elder brother continues.
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The urgency increases as more resources, including drone helicopters and around 200 personnel, are deployed to scour the area, particularly the suspected route the brothers might have taken. Ashish’s death remains a puzzle: Was he murdered, or did he fall from a height? The initial post-mortem report is inconclusive, stating only head injuries as the cause of death.
Even after six days, from September 1 to September 6, the mystery of the missing brothers and the death of one remains unsolved. The police have recovered Ashish's phone but found no trace of Rahul or his phone. Investigation into phone records reveals that the brothers had spoken to a girl from their workplace on the day they disappeared. This raises questions about whether their disappearance was due to getting lost or something more sinister.
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Adding to the mystery, the spot where Ashish's body was found is off the usual trekking route, deep in the forest, where people rarely venture. The police, family, and the Shastrinagar community are frustrated with the police's initial response. They believe that if the police had acted promptly on September 1, the situation might have been different, and both brothers could have been saved.
