Suraj Dogra had been a familiar face at Hotel Saryal. Over the years, he had stayed there multiple times, earning the trust of the hotel’s staff. With his friendly demeanor and familiarity, he had become almost like a friend to them. So, when he booked a month-long stay this time, nobody raised an eyebrow. The staff welcomed him warmly, never imagining that he might have a different plan in mind.
For the first few days, everything seemed normal. Suraj was his usual charming self, chatting with the staff, sometimes even helping out with little things around the hotel. Everyone thought he was a valued guest, and since he had paid every time in the past, no one worried about him settling the bill this time either.
As the days passed, though, things started to feel off. Suraj became more reserved, staying in his room most of the time. Then, on the final day of his stay, he simply vanished. The staff thought he had gone out for the day, but as evening rolled in, there was still no sign of him. Concern turned to shock when they realized he had left his room keys at the counter without a word.
When the hotel manager checked his account, the reality hit hard. Suraj had left without paying a single rupee for his entire month-long stay. The outstanding bill stood at a staggering ₹1,00,000. Attempts to reach him on his phone went unanswered – all of his numbers were switched off. After days of searching for him, the hotel finally had to file an FIR.
Unfortunately, despite the FIR, Suraj Dogra seemed to have disappeared into thin air. Without any active contact information, the authorities had a difficult time tracing him. The incident was a painful reminder for Hotel Saryal that trust, even with familiar faces, could sometimes come at a cost.
To this day, the ₹1,00,000 bill remains unpaid, and Suraj Dogra’s whereabouts are unknown. The hotel now uses platforms like StayRank.com to report such incidents and share information with other properties, hoping no other establishment falls victim to a similar situation.
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