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Missing Indore Techie: Digital Trail, Personal Life Add Twists To Shivagange Mystery

Indore / Bengaluru (Madhya Pradesh): New digital evidence and details regarding his personal life have added fresh twists to the investigation surrounding missing Indore-based software professional Advait Upadhyaya. Investigators found that Upadhyaya’s laptop, recovered from his home, showed searches made using an artificial intelligence tool. He looked up the height of Shivagange Hill, ways to…

Missing Indore Techie: Digital Trail, Personal Life Add Twists To Shivagange Mystery

Indore techie Advait Upadhyaya has gone missing in the Shivagange region, leaving investigators puzzled by both digital clues and his complicated personal life. Recovered from his residence, Upadhyaya's laptop revealed searches for the hill's height, the dangerous Shantala Drop, and survival time from such a fall, suggesting his potential intent to end his life.

Additionally, his mobile phone, active briefly upon his last known location, has been found at Shantala Drop, hinting at possible involvement of others. However, the police have not concluded whether his disappearance was a suicide attempt. Upadhyaya's complex personal life, as revealed by call detail records (CDR), includes interactions with several young women, a girlfriend despite his engagement, and a hesitant approach towards upcoming marriage - factors that might have prompted his disappearance.

The ongoing investigation involves multiple agencies, including local police from Kadugodi and Nelamangala, the State Disaster Response Force, and fire and emergency teams. They are utilizing high-resolution drones and CCTV footage to trace Upadhyaya's movements and potential route to the hill. Authorities are open to all possibilities - suicide, accidental fall, or foul play - as they continue their multi-agency search operation.

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