The anxious family of 22-year-old Indian-American student Sunil Tripathi, who went missing on 16 March, has issued a passionate plea for him to return home.
‘Sunil please come home, we all love you we miss you very much,’ Akhil Tripathi, father of Sunil told , hoping his youngest of the three children would listen his message and come back home. Security agencies, including the local police and the Federal Bureau of Investigation, have been making frantic effort to find Sunil, but have not been able to get any ‘solid lead’ so far, said Tripathi.
An undergraduate student from the Brown University, Sunil went missing on 16 March. He left his cell phone, ID and wallet in his room, where he was last seen by his room-mate at 11 am on 16 March.
‘We are all questioning that. I wish we knew. It has never happened. His cell phone, his ID card, his wallet everything was in his room,’ the father said. Born and brought up in Kanpur, Sunil lives in Pennsylvania.
‘Sunil please come home, we all love you we miss you very much,’ Akhil Tripathi, father of Sunil told , hoping his youngest of the three children would listen his message and come back home. Security agencies, including the local police and the Federal Bureau of Investigation, have been making frantic effort to find Sunil, but have not been able to get any ‘solid lead’ so far, said Tripathi.
An undergraduate student from the Brown University, Sunil went missing on 16 March. He left his cell phone, ID and wallet in his room, where he was last seen by his room-mate at 11 am on 16 March.
‘We are all questioning that. I wish we knew. It has never happened. His cell phone, his ID card, his wallet everything was in his room,’ the father said. Born and brought up in Kanpur, Sunil lives in Pennsylvania.