Ex-Union Minister Mukul Roy's Daughter-in-Law Goes Missing in Flood-Hit Nepal

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Sarmistha Bhowmik Roy, daughter-in-law of former Union Minister Mukul Roy, has gone missing in flood-affected Nepal. She is a resident of North 24 Parganas district in West Bengal. Her family lost all contact with her after the night of August 25. The disappearance comes amid severe flooding that has struck Nepal, raising concerns about her safety.

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