Aryama Deepti, a Block Technical Manager in the Agriculture Department in Bihar, married Shubham, a Chartered Accountant, on December 4 after connecting on Jeevansathi.com. Following a week at her in-laws' home in Begusarai and a honeymoon in Nepal, the couple returned to work. On December 26, Shubham dropped Aryama near her office in Patna, but she did not enter the building. Instead, she disappeared for 36 hours. CCTV footage showed her walking ahead of a young male relative/acquaintance. Bihar Police tracked her CDR and phone signals to Chhapra, 60 km away. Upon being located, Aryama claimed she went to Chhapra to surprise a childhood female friend for her birthday and that her phone battery had died. After police questioning cleared her of coercion or domestic violence, she was released, but she chose not to return to her husband or maternal home, moving instead to her sister's house.
Country: India
State/Province: Bihar, India
City/Region: Patna
Incident Type: Non-Murder
Relationship Status: Married
Relationship Duration: Approximately 1 month (marriage)
Incident Date: Dec. 26, 2025
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Approximately 1 month (marriage)
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2025-12-26
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The case involves a newlywed bride who disappeared shortly after returning from her honeymoon. Although initial concerns pointed to potential kidnapping or domestic dispute, police investigation revealed she voluntarily left without informing her spouse. Her subsequent avoidance of both her husband and her parents suggests underlying relationship dissatisfaction or marital breakdown.
The case does not appear to be primarily relationship-driven violence, but rather a sudden voluntary departure and family dispute. Bihar Police used CDR and location tracking to locate Aryama Deepti in Chhapra. No criminal charges or violence were established. Aryama subsequently stayed at her sister's residence.
Police initially treated the case as a potential kidnapping after Aryama failed to report to work and her phone went off. Misunderstandings arose over CCTV footage showing a male walking behind her, whom police later identified as a relative rather than a romantic partner or abductor.
Shubham dropped Aryama near her office on December 26. Instead of going inside, Aryama met a relative and traveled to Chhapra. After her family could not reach her, police analyzed CDR data, tracked intermittent phone power-ons, and recovered her in Chhapra 36 hours later.
Low risk of physical violence reported; primary risk relates to domestic disruption, mental strain on family members, and ongoing marital breakdown.
Prompt police involvement using digital forensics (CDR and cell tower tracking) quickly resolved a missing person report initially feared to be a kidnapping.
Aryama did not enter her workplace office on December 26 despite being dropped off right outside.
CCTV footage near the station showing Aryama walking ahead of a male relative, along with brief cell phone power-ons tracked via CDR.
Call Data Records (CDR) and station CCTV footage.
Shubham stated he asked Aryama before marriage if she was under any pressure or loved someone else, to which she had said no. Aryama reported to police that she went to Chhapra to surprise a female friend for her birthday and her phone battery died.
Initial kidnapping fears were ruled out when police confirmed Aryama left voluntarily and verified her account at the police station.
The precise underlying reason for Aryama's decision to avoid returning to her husband or parents after leaving the police station remains unverified by official sources.