Daughter left without informing her: Troubled by creditors, entire family went missing, found in Ahmedabad after five years

Police have traced 3 members of a family from Ahmedabad who left home about 5 years ago after getting fed up with the loss of the stock market in Dindoli and the trouble of creditors. A 55-year-old father, a 52-year-old mother and a 30-year-old son have been found by the police with their families. During the interrogation, it was revealed that the son had a debt of about Rs 4 lakh after the loss in the stock market. The entire family was mentally disturbed due to the repeated visits of the creditors. Yogeshbhai Parekh, his wife Sangeetaben Parekh and 30-year-old son Sagar Parekh, who live in Yamini Colony in Navagam, Dindoli, suddenly left home on June 30, 2022. The trio also did not inform their daughter about it. After many searches, no trace was found, and his son-in-law Hiteshbhai Koradia lodged a missing complaint at the Dindoli police station. With the help of technical surveillance and human intelligence, the police came to know that the family was in Ahmedabad. The police reached Ahmedabad and found the trio safe. During the interrogation, it was found that the son had suffered a loss of about Rs 4 lakh from the stock market. The three members of the family did not even say anything to their daughter while leaving the house on June 30, 2022. After the loss in the son's stock market, there was a debt of about Rs 4 lakh. The creditors were constantly reaching home and asking for money. The family was very upset due to this. Due to increasing mental pressure, he suddenly decided to leave Surat. Later, the son got a job in Ahmedabad. Staying there, the family started a new beginning and slowly paid off the debt. Police questioned more than 40 people, tracked 6 numbers About three months ago, the Dindoli police had launched a missing squad to re-investigate old disappearance cases. The team questioned more than 40 people, including people associated with Yogeshbhai's family and other possible persons.