Five missing friends, a love for mountains, and a search in the hills

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Five friends who had been travelling together have gone missing, and their case has drawn attention to their shared passion for mountain trekking. The group, who worked modest jobs paying around 20,000 rupees a month, had set out on a journey into the mountains that they had long hoped to make. Their families and authorities are now trying to trace their whereabouts. Details of the exact location and timeline of their disappearance remain part of the ongoing investigation.

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