Researcher studying Naxals goes missing in Bihar

June 30, 2011 10:56

A young researcher studying the problems of Maoists in Bihar has gone missing along with her facilitator from Jamui district.

Jamui superintendent of police Raj Narain Singh said 23-year-old Juhi was believed to have gone missing on her way to Jamui railway station along with her facilitator to catch a train for Bengaluru on Wednesday.

Juhi, who hails from Bengaluru and had returned to the city after completing her education in the USA, had gone to Maoist-affected Khaira block in the district a fortnight ago to conduct her research.

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