The Aluva Deputy Superintendent of Police has submitted a report before the Kerala High Court on how Bengaluru resident Suraj Lama was reported missing from Kochi after being deported from Kuwait, since October 10 midnight when he was last seen leaving the Government Medical College Hospital, Kamalassery.
The report was submitted at the direction of a Bench of Justice Devan Ramachandran and Justice M.B. Snehalatha, while considering a habeas corpus plea filed by the missing person’s son.
The report says that Lama, a native of Alipore in West Bengal, ran a hotel business in Kuwait, while his wife and son resided in Bengaluru. In Kuwait, he was involved in a spurious liquor incident in August after which the police there admitted him to a hospital. After a 45-day treatment, he was deported to Kochi with 12 others, and they landed at the international airport here on December 5. Unlike other passengers, no phone number was mentioned in Mr. Lama’s deportation documents.
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