Television actor Gurucharan Singh, best known for his role as Roshan Singh Sodhi in the film Taarak Mehta Ka Ooltah Chashmah, went missing on April 22. According to the latest reports, several media reports claim that the actor was getting married soon and would also face financial problems. He was last seen at the Delhi airport and was on his way to Mumbai but never reached his intended destination.
Recently, DCP South-West Delhi Rohit Meena issued the first official statement to the media in this regard. Talking to news agency ANI, he said, “Gurucharan Singh’s family has complained to us that he left for Mumbai on April 22 at 8.30 p.m. He’s been gone since then. We have registered a case and are investigating on many counts. We are searching for footage and conducting a technical investigation, and we have even found many vital clues.”
He also added, “We have registered a case under Section 365 of the IPC. The initial investigation includes tracking his movements according to CCTV footage and analyzing supporting technical evidence. He is seen walking with a backpack.”
Gurucharan Singh was last seen at the Delhi airport on April 22. He was scheduled to leave for Bombay but never reached his intended destination or returned home, sparking widespread concern. His sudden disappearance caused concern among Internet users.
Everyone loves Gurucharan Singh’s portrayal of Roshan Singh Sodhi. Since his disappearance on April 22, Indian viewers have been left frightened and concerned. He has played the role since the series began in 2008. However, he left the series in 2012 due to several delays, including health and payment delays. But in 2013, he returned to the series due to popular demand. However, he left again in 2020 and his role was taken over by actor Balwinder Singh Suri. Gurucharan’s portrayal as the fun-loving and affectionate Sodhi has left an indelible mark on fans.
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