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Abidjan: Two Indian nationals, identified as Sanjay and Santosh Goyal, met a tragic end in Abidjan, Ivory Coast, following which local authorities launched an investigation and received support from the Indian Embassy. The brothers were traveling from India to Ivory Coast via Ethiopia when they mysteriously disappeared, prompting a massive search by their family and an official investigation. The incident highlights the dangers faced by international travelers and the important role of diplomatic missions in crisis situations.
The Goyal brothers’ visit took an unexpected turn in Ethiopia, where they were turned away for reasons that are still under investigation. Since that time, his whereabouts became unknown, following which his family filed a missing complaint with the Delhi Police on 27 February. The family’s desperate search for answers led them to reach out to the Indian embassies in both Ivory Coast and Ethiopia, asking for assistance in finding out. their loved ones.
The Indian Embassy in Ivory Coast has been active in providing support to the bereaved family, liaising with local authorities to expedite the investigation into the death of the Goyal brothers. The embassy confirmed the sad news through a statement on social media and assured that all possible assistance is being provided to the family during this difficult time. The embassy’s involvement underscores the importance of diplomatic institutions in protecting their citizens abroad, especially in times of crisis.
Local police in Abidjan are currently investigating the case to determine the circumstances of Sanjay and Santosh Goyal’s death. The investigation aims to clarify the sequence of events after the brothers were taken off the plane in Ethiopia, including how they arrived in Ivory Coast and the cause of their death. The incident has highlighted the risks associated with international travel and the importance of efficient communication and cooperation between countries to ensure the safety of their citizens abroad.
