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Gone Yesterday, Here Today: 'Missing' Karnataka IAS Officer Went Home

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Gone Yesterday, Here Today: 'Missing' Karnataka IAS Officer Went Home

IAS officer Gyanendra Kumar Gangwar, who was reported to be untraceable for two days, is at his hometown in Uttar Pradesh due to a family emergency

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