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Bantwal: Woman leaves for husband's home, goes missing

  •   Sat, Sep 01 2018 04:42:15 PM

Daijiworld Media Network - Bantwal (SP)

Banwal, Sep 1: A person named Krishna Acharya, resident of Gandody Parari in B Mooda village near here, filed a missing complaint about his daughter at the town police station here on Friday August 31. He said that his daughter, Mamata (26) had left for her husband's home at Chikkamagaluru but she did not reach there.

On August 26, Mamata had started her journey to Chikkamagaluru along with her six-year-old son from her parental home. On the same evening, an autorickshaw driver had dropped off her son back at Acharya's home, it is said. The boy told his grandparents that his mother got him seated in an autorickshaw, gave the address of the house to the auto driver and sent him away.

Krishna Acharya was accompanied by his son-in-law, when registering the complaint.
  

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  • Rita, Germany

    Sun, Sep 02 2018

    Hope this woman has not done any suecide or so.Why so many young women go out of husbands house ?Some are going with paramour,or some are disguessed with their lives and walkout and land on streets.Poor boy .pray that she would be found.

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  • Fayaz, Mangalore /Dubai

    Sat, Sep 01 2018

    Could not understand y these days married woman do this
    Future of child gone
    Future of her husband gone
    She will not have her future too
    Feel very very unhappy to read like this news

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