On the eve of Diwali, Babita Sarjou, 28, got up as usual and dressed for work. Before she left, she invited both her mother and sister to accompany her to view the motorcade that night but they declined. “Suh she turn and tell me that she going with [her estranged husband] Anand and she son to see the light up and that she come home about nine in the night,” a tearful Champa Seonaraine said. “Dah sound like somebody who going away?”
The young mother has not been seen since November 4, after clocking out her time at BK International. Her mother believes that foul play is involved in her disappearance but is hoping that she is still alive and is being held against her will.
Seonarine said her son-in-law,
