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The student of the student of Pittsburgh, 20, Sudiksha Konanki, who disappeared in the popular tourist city of the Dominican Republic of Punta Cana while he was on spring vacation with friends, said he has asked the authorities to expand his research.
Konanki was last seen before dawn on March 6 on a beach near the resort where he stayed, according to civil defense officials.
“There are four days, and if it were in the water, it would probably have spread to the shore,” his father Subbarayudu Konanki He told WTOP-FM.
“It has not been found, so we ask them to investigate multiple options, such as kidnapping or kidnapping.”
The authorities used drones, helicopters and detection dogs on Monday to tour the waters of the east coast of the island, where he was supposedly seen, said Jense Sánchez, spokesman for Civil Defense, to Associated Press.
“The search is underway because it is supposed to drowned. According to the boy who was with her, the waves swept her, but that is under police investigation,” he said.
He pointed out that he can take more than a week for a body to emerge in warm waters.
Official complaint filed
When his family learned of his disappearance, Subbarayudu Konanki and his wife Sreedavo flew to Punta Cana with two family friends. He and a family friend presented a complaint record on Sunday, asking the authorities to expand the investigation.
The complaint indicates that the student’s belongings, including his phone and wallet, stayed with his friends, “which is unusual because he always wore his phone with her.”
“In the light of these circumstances, I respectfully request that the authorities take immediate measures to investigate not only the possibility of accidental drowning, but also the possibility of a dirty kidnapping or game,” he wrote, according to WTOP-FM.
Sudiksha Konanki, citizen of India, is a permanent resident of the United States of Chantilly, Virginia, According to the Sheriff County Sheriff of Loudounwho is working with federal officials and the University Police in support of the investigation of the Dominican National Police.
The officials of the University of Pittsburgh are in contact with the family and the authorities in Virginia, and have offered their support in the efforts to find the missing student and take her home safely, the school said in a statement.
Konanki and five other university students traveled to the Dominican Republic on March 3, according to their father.
“She wanted to have a good rest with her friends in Punta Cana,” he said.
