Kundapur: Girl's 'abduction' story sends police into tizzy


Silvester D'Souza
Daijiworld Media Network – Kundapur (SP)

Kundapur, Sep 6: The citizens of Maravanthe in the taluk turned jittery after coming to know that a student from the village had gone missing under mysterious circumstances. Apprehension and tension remained in air here for about four hours on the evening of Thursday September 4.

A pre-university student from the village had left home in the morning as usual for attending her college in her uniforms. She reached home much later than her usual time. When her family members and neighbours made enquiries, the girl told them that four youth travelling in a Maruti Omni van had abducted her and taken her to some spot, from where she had succeeded in fleeing and reaching her home with great difficulty.

When questioned further, the student said that her written complaint about girl students being harassed and bullied by some boys had been read out in the special Gram Sabha convened recently for the specific purpose of creating awareness about safety of children and women. In her complaint, she had asked the department to take steps to make the place safer for women and children, and angered by this complaint, some youth had kidnapped her, she explained.

The parents of the girl were taken aback by the turn of events, and promptly filed a complaint in the police station. On taking up the matter for investigation, the police failed to get any clue about the abductors. The case even was referred to state health minister, U T Khadar, by some leaders, after which the minister called up the police and chided them for lethargy in the issue.

The police then hastened their investigation and concentrated on the matter further, and finally realized that they and the general public of Maravanthe had been taken for a ride.

It has transpired that the girl student happens to be in love with a boy from her own religion, who is studying in another college. A Kabaddi team of which her boy friend is a member, was to play a match at a tournament organized at Byndoor on Thursday. On his invitation, the girl had gone to Byndoor to watch this match in her school uniforms. By the time she returned home, it was late. Reportedly, the student conjured up a story to avoid getting scolded by the elders in the family.

  

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  • Flavian, Mangalore/Kuwait

    Sun, Sep 07 2014



    Girls are no less than boys.(able to do anything if they wish)

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  • Rita, Germany

    Sun, Sep 07 2014

    Here the Girl had lied which noone can believe when one thinks.getting out of four Boys is make to think.and why should she lie?could have told went to watch a kabbadimatch ,and noone would make a Drama.Now when she really Comes across of some Trouble noone will believe it.Girls please dont make more Troubles than what are.Hope she realized by now.and should say sorry to all.A small punishment must be there for lying .House Arrest by the next match of her friend.

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  • Cynthia, Moodbidri

    Sat, Sep 06 2014

    Special request with girls community, 'give atleast some freedom to tell her the truth'!! Girls be honest, there is no shaharia in India- you guys are lucky !!

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  • Alwyn, mlore

    Sat, Sep 06 2014

    have you come back from saudi jail??

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  • Jaimini P.B., Manipal,Sharjah

    Sat, Sep 06 2014

    Punsihment : 100 LASHES TO GIRL or MAKE HER TO WATCH MR.MOUN MOHAN & MR DEVE GOWDA'S SPEECH 100 TIMES ! (Option left to her)

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  • Pramod, Kundapura

    Sat, Sep 06 2014

    Give that girl 200 quickfire lashes!

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  • R.Bhandarkar, M'lore

    Sat, Sep 06 2014

    Why man? You'll be ready with ointment aa?
    Don't be so harsh...

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  • Ali, Mlore

    Sat, Sep 06 2014

    Saans me teri saans meli tu mujhe saans aae mujhe saans aae mujhe saans aae.

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  • joe Gonsalves, Mangalore

    Sat, Sep 06 2014

    The police have far more important jobs and the students and the public should try and help them rather than concocting stores like these. It is a shame and hope that the parents make a serious note of this and there is no repetition of this kind of an episode.

    Parents and the teachers should meet and discuss the situation and ensure that they hold classes to guide the children in the right direction.

    Joe Gonsalves

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  • Rudolf, Mumbai

    Sat, Sep 06 2014

    'Pyaar ke liye kuch bhi karega'

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  • Prakash Baretto, Kundapur/Dubai

    Sat, Sep 06 2014

    "Pro Kabaddi league" effect."Kabaddi Premayana" love story.

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  • Alwyn, mlore

    Sat, Sep 06 2014

    forgive her..
    sometimes a small lie or mistake comes back on you like a monster..

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  • Achhu, M,lore

    Sat, Sep 06 2014

    She knew well about our police dept that they aren't efficient to catch culprits like Kottari case. But her judgement went wrong.

    Thank god, local pedambu boys saved without enquiry.

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  • R.Bhandarkar, M'lore

    Sat, Sep 06 2014

    "'ThrowBall' Khelta Monun thyaa useless che ottu kaalen karthaale go thun? Laaz na gee thooka"??
    Loveena's father scolded her it seems. This 'long back' when 'throwball' was the pretext on which we used to meet.
    "'Tho Bhaynkar Useless Tho'" he used to continue it seems. "Thaakat posunk zaynaa thakaa...Thukai Gevun 'throwball'ath Kelije thaane'" he used to rant it seems.
    Loveena used to replicate it 'ad verbatim' or something before me.
    My blood used to 'boil' o.k....but I could not do a thing.
    "Tuje bopaik saang..ugoth bosunk...naathlyaar naathlyaar"....I used to say.
    "Naathlyaar Kaalen"? Loveena would prompt.
    "Kaayen Naa"...I used to say!
    This Kabbadi Lagori girl has made me go down memory lane and relive nostalgic memories!!

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  • R.Bhandarkar, M'lore

    Sat, Sep 06 2014

    One disagree may be Loveena's father's. O.k. ..but now I Love him too.
    Who's the other?? Her father's gardener?? Dolphi??

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  • R.Bhandarkar, M'lore

    Sat, Sep 06 2014

    Dolphi had 9 sons 3 daughters ..Phew!! Very good gardener at the outset.

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  • Arshad Kadli, Bhatkal / Al Khobar

    Sat, Sep 06 2014

    A prospective LOVE JIHAD story all of a sudden changed to KABADDI MULAKAAT.

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  • R.Bhandarkar, M'lore

    Sat, Sep 06 2014

    In the 'Image For Display Purpose'
    (??) only(!) given here the girls picture looks that of preity Zinta! The hands -hands ...are they Ness Wadias?? Curious-that's all!

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Mumbai

    Sat, Sep 06 2014

    Blame it all on FEKUGIRI ...

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  • Kiran Gonsalves, Kundapur/Kuwait

    Sat, Sep 06 2014

    Finally girls started liking other sports personalities than cricket players. Pro kabaddi jai ho

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  • R.Bhandarkar, M'lore

    Sat, Sep 06 2014

    Maravanthe...
    In Love matters Piravoo'Onthe'
    Kabbadi Girl's Love'Ithe'
    Talk of the town'Santhe Santhe'
    Sathya Panpe'Yenchina Kanthe'!
    (We were also playing Kabbadi.But not like this. This is Kabbadi-Lagori Mix) Is it not?

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  • S.S.D'Souza, Udupi

    Sat, Sep 06 2014

    One more MOSALE BANTHU (THOLA BANTHU) story.
    Girls, please stop fabricating stories. If you continue to do so, people may ignore even the genuine cases in the future.

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  • R.Bhandarkar, M'lore

    Sat, Sep 06 2014

    In 'love' and all that S'ouzaam this is very common. In fact the origin of 'lie' lies in love. No Love possible without lie nowadays. They are two two faces of the same couple. Confused? It's Very simple.Read again please.
    Love in Lie
    Lie in Love
    Lie down In Love
    Love Lying down...
    Now really i am only confused....
    cheerio!!

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  • Alwyn, mlore

    Sat, Sep 06 2014

    all in one sentence.. " beja fry"

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  • R.Bhandarkar, M'lore

    Sat, Sep 06 2014

    There has to be in 'beja' in the first place..yeah!

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  • Ahmed, Mangalore

    Sat, Sep 06 2014

    Micro chip for human tracking must be brought into effect and must be made compulsory for all.

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  • Sir Lancelot, Manglore

    Sat, Sep 06 2014

    Women'S era....

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