Gurucharan Singh aka Roshan Singh Sodhi returns home after missing for weeks. Breaking News 18 May

Gurucharan Singh aka Roshan Singh Sodhi returns home after missing for weeks. Breaking News 18 May

Gurucharan Singh aka Roshan Singh Sodhi

It is said that Gurucharan Singh mentioned to the police officials during the questioning that he had forsaken his mundane life and embarked on a spiritual odyssey.

After being missing for several months, Gurucharan Singh, the well-known actor who portrayed Roshan Singh Sodhi in Taarak Mehta ka Ulta Chashma, has finally made his way back home. The Delhi Police, as reported by India Today, revealed that Gurucharan Singh had been on a spiritual pilgrimage during his absence.

The report states that Gurucharan Singh shared with the police officials during the interrogation that he had renounced his worldly existence and embarked on a religious journey. In recent days, the actor visited gurudwaras in several cities, including Amritsar and Ludhiana. However, he eventually came to the decision that he should return home.

In the report, it was revealed that Gurucharan Singh was associated with a sect known for meditation practices. He had expressed a desire to visit the Himalayas for meditation purposes. The Delhi Police had initiated a kidnapping case and were in the process of investigating his whereabouts.

While visiting his parents in Delhi, Gurucharan Singh was expected to return to Mumbai. Concerned about his whereabouts, his family lodged a complaint with the police, stating that he had been missing since April 22.

Gurucharan Singh was known to be a regular credit card user and had multiple bank accounts for his financial transactions. It has been reported that he managed more than 10 bank accounts. According to a news article in the Free Press Journal, he withdrew ₹14,000 from an ATM.

He would withdraw cash and use his credit cards to pay off the balance on one card with another. Recently, Gurucharan Singh’s father, Hargit Singh, expressed his surprise about his son’s financial condition. In an interview with Bombay Times, Hargit mentioned, “I had no clue about my son’s financial situation. He never shared anything with me, so I had no idea about all this.”