Sources said there were injury marks on his neck, abdomen and legs. Family members, friends, relatives and the citizens sighed relief and the staff at the municipal council even burst crackers to celebrate the occassion. The family contacted one of Doshi’s business associates in Bengalaru who rushed to the hospital and took the chairman to his home after getting discharged. Family members mailed his identity details so that flight tickets could be booked. ” Doshi has taken an evening flight from Bengaluru to Ahmedabad and is expected to reach home by late night” Shantilal, his paternal uncle informed the media. He also said Doshi seemed to be in a state of shock and was crying continuously on the phone. His kith and kin comforted him.
On May 18, Kamlesh’s brother had lodged his missing complaint at the Kotwali police station and two teams had gone to Mumbai in search of the chairman. Doshi was supposed to go to Burhanpur to meet some Jain saints however, he couldnt be contacted afterthursday and his mobile phone was switched off. Meanwhile minister for Urban Development and Housing Srichand Kriplani and Chittorgarh parliamentarian CP Joshi had met Maharashtra chief minister Devendra Fadnavis and sought his assistance in finding the missing chairman. Mumbai police had collaborated with the Pratapgarh teams and an intense search had been made in past two days.
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