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Madhya Pradesh: Police step up hunt for missing Sehore couple, son; bike, food found near drain
✍️ Amar Ujala · Madhya Pradesh
🗓 14 Nov 2026, 05:31 PM
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Police in Sehore, Madhya Pradesh, are intensifying the search for a missing couple and their child after a bike, mouldy rotis and other items were recovered near a drain, with the DIG overseeing the investigation and a reward announced.
Police in Sehore district of Madhya Pradesh have launched a full‑scale operation to locate a husband, wife and their young son who went missing from the village of Khai Kheda. Teams from the district police, supported by additional personnel, are combing the surrounding area and questioning locals.
During the sweep, investigators recovered a motorbike identified as belonging to a family member, along with a tiffin containing mould‑infested rotis, a wooden ladle and a metal pot near a drainage channel. The items suggest the family may have been in the vicinity of the drain shortly before disappearing.
The district’s Director‑General of Police arrived at the site to supervise the probe, and officials have announced a cash reward for information leading to the safe recovery of the missing persons. The police have appealed to the public to come forward with any leads.
The search remains ongoing, with authorities monitoring nearby waterways and expanding the perimeter as new information emerges.
During the sweep, investigators recovered a motorbike identified as belonging to a family member, along with a tiffin containing mould‑infested rotis, a wooden ladle and a metal pot near a drainage channel. The items suggest the family may have been in the vicinity of the drain shortly before disappearing.
The district’s Director‑General of Police arrived at the site to supervise the probe, and officials have announced a cash reward for information leading to the safe recovery of the missing persons. The police have appealed to the public to come forward with any leads.
The search remains ongoing, with authorities monitoring nearby waterways and expanding the perimeter as new information emerges.