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It's always puzzled me how tree planting camps manage logistics so well in such remote areas, yet crucial things slip through the cracks, like tracking or accountability when someone wanders off. I read that Aju didn't take his personal belongings when he left, suggesting he only intended to leave temporarily. This makes me wonder about the dynamics and possible tensions within the camp. In such isolated places, even a small dispute could escalate easily. Could there have been underlying issues between him and his colleagues or supervisor that weren't fully explored? It just boggles the mind that someone could simply disappear in so much solitude and not leave a trace. If there is foul play involved, someone in that camp might have noticed something unusual, even if they thought it was insignificant at the time. Has anyone from the camp spoken out or brought up details that weren't included in the initial investigation?
