Bhopal: In a bizarre twist in the missing person case, a Satna man has alleged that the police’s “Goa search trip” to trace his 30-year-old wife, who has been missing since March 11, cost him nearly Rs 65,000. Acting on the complaint, Satna police have removed two constables from active duty and sent them to police lines pending investigation.The woman, a mother of three children including a 3-year-old child, was reported missing at the Civil Lines police station on March 12. Her husband claimed that despite filing a complaint, there was little initial progress. A few days later, he was reportedly told by a policeman that his location had been found in Goa, prompting a trip in the name of a search operation.According to the complainant, he bore the entire cost of the journey and spent around Rs 65,000, but neither his wife was found nor any concrete clue emerged. He further alleged that despite the failed attempt, he was being pressured again to arrange funds for another trip to Goa.The man has also lodged a complaint on the CM helpline, stating that he has been running from door to door, struggling to take care of his children in the absence of his wife.“Following the allegations, an inquiry has been constituted and the deputy SP has been asked to conduct an inquiry and submit a report. Meanwhile, both the constables have been removed from active duty until the investigation is concluded,” SP Satna Hansraj Singh told TOI.However, police sources said that the woman’s location was found in Goa and the location of a minor girl, who was missing, was also found there. The teams were going in search of the minor girl when this woman’s location was also found nearby; Therefore, the complainant was asked to accompany them. He also took some of his relatives; However, the police team managed to find the missing minor girl and the youth who had taken her there the very next day and when they could not locate them, the team returned. Police department sources said that the complainant stayed there with his relatives for a few days and then returned.