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Telangana woman studying in US goes missing after stepping out for evening walk
By SNV Sudhir3 min read at Deccan Herald
In brief
A 23-year-old woman from Telangana studying at the University of Massachusetts in Boston has been missing since November 2, 2026, after stepping out for an evening walk.
Her parents in Shabdulapuram village, Nalgonda district, expressed distress over the lack of contact.
The Boston Police Department has issued a missing person alert and is actively searching specific areas.
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Hyderabad: Talking to their daughter, who studies in the US, every day was a routine for Koya Yadagiri Reddy and Roopa of Shabdulapuram village in Nalgonda district, Telangana. They spoke to her before she left for college and again after she returned from her part-time job. Since November 2, however, there has been no word from Sreeja Koya, 23, who has gone missing in Boston, USA.
Sreeja, their only daughter, was last seen after she went out for an evening walk. “On November 2, after she came back from work, her roommates were to celebrate the birthday of one of them. As is her habit, she went out for an evening walk, promising to be back for the celebration. But she did not return, and her roommates tried to reach her. At first, the phone rang, but she did not pick up. After some time, it was switched off. They then contacted us in India to asked if she had called us. We were clueless and worried about what happened to her,” a distressed Yadagiri Reddy said on Friday.
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