Bhavnagar ACB Head Constable Goes Missing After Leaving Note Alleging Harassment Over Debt Recovery

A head constable posted at the Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB) office in Bhavnagar has been missing for around 36 hours after reportedly leaving his mobile phone, vehicle keys and a note at his workplace. The note allegedly names senior officials and refers to coercive debt recovery practices, prompting questions over the circumstances surrounding his disappearance.

Jayendrasinh Narpatsinh Gohil, who lives in Shantinagar Society in Kaliyabid, reportedly left home around 10 am on October 20 and went to the ACB office at Bahumali Bhavan. His whereabouts remained unknown at the time of the report.

Head Constable Leaves Phone, Keys At Office

According to the available account, Gohil met colleagues after reaching the office but later left his mobile phone and vehicle keys on his desk before walking away.

A note believed to have been written by him was reportedly found inside a drawer. When family members attempted to contact him that afternoon, they were unable to reach him.

Note Allegedly Mentions Senior Officials

The note reportedly names senior officials and contains allegations relating to pathani ughrani, or coercive methods of recovering money.

According to the account, Gohil had borrowed lakhs of rupees from several individuals and was allegedly facing aggressive debt-recovery pressure that caused him considerable mental distress. The note reportedly refers to this pressure as a reason for his actions.

The allegations contained in the note have not been independently established, and the mention of officials does not by itself establish wrongdoing.

Whereabouts Remain Unknown

Gohil’s disappearance has raised concern among his family and colleagues, particularly because he reportedly left his phone and keys behind.

His whereabouts and the circumstances leading to his disappearance remain unclear based on the information available.

Further details are awaited.