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Asim’s Family Says No Contact for Nearly 40 Years

Family members of Asim, a former resident of Kolkata, confirmed that they have had no contact with him for approximately 38 to 40 years. The relatives expressed their longing and confusion over his absence, noting that no communication or updates have reached them during this long period. The case has drawn attention to the difficulties faced by families of long‑missing persons in the city.

Asim’s Family Says No Contact for Nearly 40 Years
Asim’s Family Says No Contact for Nearly 40 YearsPhoto via Times of India — Kolkata

Asim's kin, who have lived in Kolkata for generations, reported that they have had no contact with him for about 38 to 40 years. The family stated that after Asim left the city several decades ago, no communication has been received from him. They expressed a deep sense of longing and frustration over the prolonged lack of information.

The family has sought answers regarding Asim's whereabouts, hoping to clarify whether he is alive or has passed away. They have reached out to local authorities and community groups, hoping to trace any possible leads.

This case highlights the challenges faced by families of missing persons in West Bengal, where extended periods of silence can leave relatives in uncertainty and distress. The story has sparked discussion about the need for better support systems for families dealing with long‑term disappearances.

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