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Assam woman Manju Agarwal found after goes missing at Maha Kumbh

Digital Desk: Manju Devi Agarwal, a devotee from Baihata Chariali, Assam, who went missing during the ongoing Mahakumbh in Prayagraj, was discovered today at Prayagraj Railway Station, bringing great relief to her family.

According to reports, she has been missing since yesterday after being separated from her family during a traditional bathing rite on the banks of the Ganga River.

Manju Devi arrived in Prayagraj on January 27 with her husband, children, and in-laws to attend the sacred event. During their rituals, the family was concerned when her granddaughter got lost in the large crowd.

Fortunately, the little girl was discovered soon afterward. However, while searching for the child, the family lost sight of Manju Devi. After hours of searching, authorities found her today at the railway station.

Meanwhile, another Assamese devotee, Leela Devi of Tinsukia, has gone missing. She, too, had attended the Mahakumbh with her family and was last seen on the riverbank during the sacred dip.

Despite thorough searches, there has been no evidence of her. Authorities and family members continue to look for her, hoping for her safe return.