MP NEET student missing for 6-days found dead in Rajasthan:Body drifts 50 km from Kota canal; last seen in hostel CCTV

The body of a Madhya Pradesh student preparing for the NEET exam in Kota, Rajasthan, was found in a canal six days after he went missing. The body, which drifted nearly 50 km from Kota to the Anta region, was discovered stuck in a tree in the right main canal and recovered by the Anta police team. The deceased is identified as 23-year-old Lokesh Dangi from Bhadahedi village in Rajgarh district. After the post-mortem, the body is handed over to the family, who leave for Madhya Pradesh with it. According to Anta police, around 12:30 PM on Monday, people staying in tents went to collect wood near the railway bridge beside the NDPC factory when they spotted a body stuck in an acacia tree in the right main canal. Body pulled from canal The body was entangled in the water, and on seeing it, the locals panicked and informed their family members, who then alerted the police. A police team reached the spot and, with the help of locals, retrieved the body from the canal. It was later kept in the mortuary of Anta Hospital for identification. Identified by clothes
Meanwhile, when the family members, who were searching for their son in Kota, received information about an unidentified body found in a canal in Baran district, they immediately left for Anta. The family reached Anta around 4 PM. The police showed the body at the hospital. The body was wearing a red T-shirt and black lowers. Based on the clothes and physical build, the family identified him as Lokesh Dangi. The body was handed over to the family after post-mortem around 5 PM. According to the police, the body was disfigured due to being in water for a long time. Currently, a case of unnatural death has been registered and the matter is being investigated. Left hostel on February 17 Shoes and mobile found near Chambal canal