Bilaspur family seeks son lured to Russia for work, now held at a detention centre

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A family from Bilaspur is searching for their son after he was reportedly sent to Russia on the promise of employment. Contact with him has since been lost, and the family says they were eventually told he is being held at a detention centre. A voice message they received from him has alarmed relatives and deepened their anxiety about his condition. The family is appealing to authorities for help in locating him and securing his return.

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