Missing KGMU Nursing Superintendent Pawan Garg Spotted on Itaunja Toll CCTV

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In a major breakthrough in the ongoing search for Pawan Garg, the Nursing Superintendent of the Orthopedic Department at King George's Medical University (KGMU), Lucknow police have accessed critical surveillance footage from the Itaunja toll plaza on the Lucknow-Sitapur highway. The video recordings capture Garg’s vehicle passing through the electronic toll plaza late at night. While the driver's facial features were partially obscured, investigators confirmed his identity by matching his specific clothing. Notably, the footage also reveals another unidentified individual seated beside him in the passenger seat, adding a significant angle to the mysterious disappearance.

Midnight Disappearance: Car Traversed Lucknow-Sitapur Highway at 11:30 PM

The medical official’s unexplained absence triggered immediate panic among his relatives and colleagues over the weekend:

Vanished on September 27 Night: Pawan Garg drove out of his residence in his personal vehicle on the night of September 27, 2026. When he failed to return late into the night and his mobile phone remained permanently switched off, worried family members approached the authorities.

Missing Report Lodged at Madiyanv: The family lodged a formal missing person complaint at the Madiyanv police station, prompting police to track his cellular network pings and highway surveillance feeds.

CCTV Verification via Clothing: Automated toll surveillance cameras recorded his car crossing the Itaunja toll plaza at approximately 11:30 PM heading toward Sitapur. Forensic review confirmed the driver was wearing the exact attire Garg had on when leaving home, while pinpointing an unidentified companion beside him.

Vehicle Found Abandoned Near Chadehra Bazaar in Kamalapur, Sitapur

The search operation expanded significantly into neighboring Sitapur district following the recovery of his car:

Deserted Roadside Discovery: On Tuesday, local police traced the superintendent’s car left unattended along the roadside near Chadehra Bazaar on the Jairampur Road within the Kamalapur jurisdiction of Sitapur district.

Forensic Custody: Police took immediate possession of the deserted four-wheeler, dusting the interior for external latent fingerprints and gathering vehicular evidence to determine how and when it reached the rural stretch.

Tracing Post-Toll Movements: Investigators are analyzing the exact transit route taken between the Itaunja toll barrier and Kamalapur to identify who parked the car near Chadehra Bazaar and where the occupants headed afterward.

Six Dedicated Police Teams Formed to Trace KGMU Official

With multiple unanswered questions surrounding the passenger and the abandoned car, Lucknow police have intensified field operations:

Deployment of 6 Special Teams: Senior police officials have deployed six dedicated investigation teams across Lucknow and Sitapur districts to carry out combing operations, interrogate potential suspects, and verify local inputs.

Call Detail Records (CDR) Scrutiny: Cyber cells are conducting technical analysis of Garg’s phone calls, incoming messages, and tower logs recorded in the hours leading up to his disappearance.

Active Highway Surveillance Mapping: The Madiyanv police station in-charge inspector affirmed that continuous CCTV footage mapping from Itaunja to Kamalapur is underway, with law enforcement leaving no stone unturned to locate Pawan Garg safely.