Missing West Sikkim Woman Safely Traced in Delhi NCR

The Siliguri Today • August 25, 2026 • 5:12 PM

Gangtok, August 25: Indra Kala Subba, a 38-year-old resident of Rumbuk in West Sikkim, has been safely traced after she reportedly went missing while travelling to the Delhi-NCR region in search of employment.

Chief Minister Prem Singh Tamang said that after receiving information about the case, he directed the Principal Resident Commissioner and officials at Sikkim House in New Delhi to take immediate steps to locate her.

Following coordination between the Sikkim House team and the Uttar Pradesh Police, Subba was traced and brought safely to Sikkim House.

The Chief Minister also spoke with Subba to understand the circumstances surrounding the incident and assured her of all possible assistance from the state government.

Her family has been informed about her recovery, and arrangements are being made for her reunion with them.

Tamang reiterated that the state government remains committed to assisting Sikkim residents facing difficulties outside the state.

Missing West Sikkim Woman Safely Traced in Delhi NCR

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