
Agra, Jan 26 (IANS) A 20-year-old woman who had come to visit the Taj Mahal with her parents and younger brother went missing while standing in a queue at the monument, police said Monday, adding she has still not been traced.
Daughter of Mumbai realtor Farooq, the woman, a CA student, was suddenly found to be missing from the queue she was standing in. Her family frantically searched for her but there was no trace of her.
"There is still no clue of the missing daughter of the Mumbai businessman. We are taking help of CCTV cameras," a police officer said.
The mother of the missing girl is said to be the president of the Mumbai Peace Committee.
A police complaint has been registered but the family members were clearly disappointed with the tardy progress of the police.
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