Beltangady youth who went missing from Mumbai airport found


Daijiworld Media Network - Beltangady

Beltangady, Mar 11: A youth from Beltangady who had mysteriously gone missing from Mumbai airport last month has been found in Mumbai.

Safwan (25), a native of Karpady, Puttila here, was returning from Riyadh on February 21. He landed at Mumbai airport on February 22 morning, but did not take the connecting flight to Mangaluru.

Safwan's father Abubakker had been killed by uniddentified gunmen in Riyadh in October 2014, and as the mortal remains could not be brought back home, he was buried there itself. The incident sent Safwan, who was then employed in Riyadh, into a state of shock and he suffered health problems, sources said. His mother urged him to come back home, and hence he left Riyadh on February 21.

However, he did not board the connecting flight from Mumbai to Mangaluru, and went missing from the airport leaving his luggage behind. The CCTV camera caught a images of him walking towards the outer auto rickshaw stand with a bag in hand. A case was registered in Mumbai's Sahar police station.

It is learnt that Safwan wandered around several railway stations across Maharashtra before returning to Mumbai. As his photograph had gone viral on social networking sites and reports appeared in media, a few natives of Maddadka here staying in Mumbai recognized him when they saw him at Mumbai railway station. They contacted Safwan's family and also informed the police.

Safwan's family members went to Mumbai soon after receiving the call and confirmed his identity, sources said. He will soon be brought back to his hometown.

 

  

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  • mohammad, mangalore

    Wed, Mar 11 2015

    i felt so happy reading the comments. Everybody from different faiths prayed for this brother. Get well soon safwan.

    so nice to see the love and peace. was fedup seeing communal hate always in these forums.

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  • richard monis, MANGALORE

    Wed, Mar 11 2015

    due to desperate situation he would have been gone somewhere without knowing.Now his fly and we are all happy. get well soom & do something good for your fly.

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  • Anamika, Sullia/Mangalore

    Wed, Mar 11 2015

    He might be think his mother will feel more worry if he go back to home in that condition. I pray for him to overcome that shocking incident.

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  • Flavian, Mangaluru/Kuwait

    Wed, Mar 11 2015



    Good news that a lost son is found. That is the biggest bounty for the grieving mother.
    Aswan under his mother’s love and care will surely recover from the shock and continue normal life in the future.
    Let us wish & pray that the family will live in peace and attain lost happiness in their lives.
    God is great.

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  • vellano1, Mumbai

    Wed, Mar 11 2015

    In such a state of shock and ill health, how can anyone send him alone from riyadh..? no one friend/family to accompany him till his home?! what if he had done something wrong to himself? Are there no one in Riyadh, who can take care of such things to expatriates? I feel sad for that guy!

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  • Imtiaz, Mangalore

    Wed, Mar 11 2015

    but wat made him vanish like that without informing..???wat was his motive to leave his luggage n wander in the streets of Mumbai??

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  • bAppu, koppa

    Wed, Mar 11 2015

    Read the article properly and comment - and have some humanity

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  • JNB, Bejai

    Wed, Mar 11 2015

    dear he is suffering from some shock illness, where person does not what he lefts behind where he is heading ,let us pray for him for his speedy recover to come out his shock.

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  • Rita, Germany

    Wed, Mar 11 2015

    q Imtiaz Mangalore,I think you didnt realize that he came in a schock stage to Mangalore because his mother wanted him back.but was not in a state what to do next ,whether to collect luggage or which side to go out.This state is like get up and walk in sleep,never realizing when what where.half of the brain is disturbed,and hektic,other side is sleeping.no coordination.Thatswhy such People when they are disturbed in their state,not knw what happened.some People in this state,even kill their own People,walk on road or forest,do any harmful things which they dont know later.Thatswhy this fellow Needs immediate intensive psychological Treatment .It Looks as if he is still in sleep.most probably he never digested fathers death.pitiful stage.Good he is found now without any harm,falling Prey to goondas.His fathers or mothers Blessings have saved him.get better Young man.God will protect you.

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  • vijay P., Mangalore

    Wed, Mar 11 2015

    This condition which Safwan was in is also known as clinical Depression. Unfortunately in India it is not recognized as a sickness and treated. Proper counseling and support group therapy will help this young man fully recover from this shock.
    Safwan, get well soon my friend. May God bless you.

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  • DEEPAK, Paladka

    Wed, Mar 11 2015

    Get well soon brother. It is a very sad moment to your family as you lost your brother.
    May God bless you and take care of you and your family always.

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  • dorothy Lewis, Gopalpura

    Wed, Mar 11 2015

    Safwan, Get well soon. Have courage. Support your family.

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  • vinay, mangaluru

    Wed, Mar 11 2015

    Thank god! All is well!
    I pray for your good health Safwan....

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  • William Rodrigues, Milagres, Mangalore

    Wed, Mar 11 2015

    Great news. Hope and pray all will be fine.

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