Newlywed Couple from Pratapgarh Missing for 12 Days After Accident in Sikkim

Kaushalendra Pratap Singh (29) and his wife Ankita (26) from Pratapgarh, Uttar Pradesh, have been missing for 12 days while on their honeymoon in Sikkim. Married on May 5, they left for their honeymoon on May 24

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The Accident: Tourist Vehicle Plunges into Teesta River
On the night of May 29, amid heavy rainfall in Mangan district, Sikkim, the tourist vehicle they were traveling in fell into a 1,000-foot-deep gorge near the Teesta River. The accident claimed one life, left two injured, and eight others, including Kaushalendra and Ankita, remain missing.

NDRF and Army Conduct Rescue Operations
Sikkim Police, the Indian Army, and NDRF teams are conducting continuous search operations. However, bad weather and strong river currents are hampering rescue efforts. Kaushalendra’s father, Sher Bahadur Singh, Ankita’s brother, and other relatives are present in Mangan, coordinating with rescue agencies.

Family’s Appeal: Government Must Expedite Rescue Efforts
The family has appealed to the Sikkim and Uttar Pradesh governments to intensify search operations. Kaushalendra is his parents’ only son, and Ankita’s family is also in distress.

Hope Still Alive
Rescue teams are working round the clock. Authorities have assured that the search will continue until all missing persons are found. The families remain hopeful that Kaushalendra and Ankita will be found safe.