The family of Gurashman Singh Bhatia, a 23-year-old Indian Sikh student, is anxiously searching for him after he went missing following his birthday celebration in London. Despite media reports suggesting that Bhatia may be dead, his family has firmly denied these claims and is actively working to locate him. Bhatia, also known as Ashman Singh, arrived in London in January to pursue a one year master’s program at Loughborough University. His family has been desperately trying to reach him after he failed to return home following a late-night walk with friends in Canary Wharf.

According to his brother, Bhatia's friends have provided information to the police about their last interactions with him. The Metropolitan Police in London has confirmed that Bhatia is still considered a missing person and that no body has been recovered. They are actively investigating his disappearance and are in regular contact with his family. The university has also confirmed that Bhatia is still missing. In the midst of their search, Bhatia's family has expressed frustration with the spread of false information in the media, particularly in India.

His aunt, Irene Deep Brown, has taken to social media to urge people to stop spreading fake news and to wait for confirmation from the family about Bhatia's whereabouts. Bhatia's loved ones, who are thousands of miles away in India, are deeply worried about his well-being and are doing everything they can to assist in the search effort. They have emphasized that it is completely out of character for Bhatia to be out of touch with his family and friends, further underscoring the urgency of finding him. His father has traveled to London to aid in the search, and the family remains hopeful for his safe return.