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    Indian student goes missing in Canada days after arriving the country

    Synopsis

    Sahil Kumar, a 23-year-old student from Uttar Pradesh, India, has gone missing in Canada. He arrived recently to study at Humber College. Hamilton Police reported that Sahil was last seen on May 16 in Toronto. His phone is off, and his passport and laptop are at his Hamilton home.

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    Sahil Kumar, a 23-year-old Indian student from Dadri, Uttar Pradesh, has been reported missing in Canada just days after reaching the country to begin his studies at Humber College.

    According to the Hamilton Police, Sahil was last seen on May 16 at around 12:50 p.m. when he exited Union Station in Toronto. His mobile phone has been switched off since 1:31 p.m. that day. He had left behind his passport and laptop at his home in Hamilton.

    Authorities have asked the Indian community in Canada to check local Gurdwaras to see if Sahil has taken shelter there. Police said he is not familiar with the area and may have lost his way.

    Investigators shared that his online activity showed interest in visiting the Toronto waterfront. They are working with Metrolinx, local hospitals, Toronto Police, and Humber College as part of the ongoing search.

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    "There is no evidence to suggest Kumar was in any physical or mental distress at the time of his disappearance," said the police.

    His family has confirmed that he was living in Hamilton with a fellow villager from Dadri. Sahil’s father is a retired Army personnel.

    “Police are concerned since he has been in contact with family or friends. If seen, call 9055408549,” read a post by the Hamilton Police.

    The investigation is still underway.

    (With inputs from TOI)

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