Yahya Hallare
Daijiworld Media Network - Kundapur (MD)
Kundapur, Sep 14: In a heart-warming gesture that is worth emulating, Green Valley National School and PU College, Shiroor has provided employment to Raju Kottari, brother of Ratna Kottary, who was found dead under mysterious circumstances in a forest area at Alandoor near Byndoor on July 12 this year, three days after she went missing.
The Institution also provided financial help to the family by handing over a cheque of Rs 50,000.
Previously Raju was working in a bakery in Bangalore, but he has been unemployed ever since the death of his sister. As the family has been facing financial difficulties, Green Valley National School has stepped in to help them.
GVNS chairman and trustee Syed Abdul Khader along with the students visited Ratna's house in Konamakki, Yadthare village on Saturday September 13 and extended financial assistance in the form of cheque, which would help in the reconstruction of their house. Ratna's mother Saku Kottary received the cheque and profuself thanked Syed Abdul Khader for the kind gesture.
Also, an appointment letter was handed over to Raju to work in Green Valley National School. The chairman of the school asked Raju to join work from Monday September 15.
Ratna's father Shankar Kottary, gram panchayat member Uday Makod, student council presidents Rukhnuddin Hussain and Jasmin Momin and others were present.
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