Brahmavar: Woman, three children go missing, complaint filed by husband


Daijiworld Media Network - Brahmavar (HB/MS)

Brahmavar, Dec 20: A woman has gone missing along with her three children, as per a complaint filed by her husband.

In the complaint filed at Brahmavar police station by Mohammed Khalil (42), a resident of at Bakkapatna of Harady village of the taluk, he was living with his wife Rasiya (32), daughters Fathima Nashra (11), Ayesha Zifra (3) and son Abdul Muttahir (7) in a rented house owned by Shaba Saheb.



Mohammed said that on December 18 at 9.30 am, his wife Rasiya said that she was going to her parents' house in Kandlur along with the three children and went by an autorickshaw to Brahmavar bus station. When the complainant called his wife at 3 pm, her mobile was switched off.

Later when the complainant called his father-in-law, he informed that Rasiya had not reached their home. The complainant contacted all his relatives but could not find the whereabouts of his wife and children.

A complaint in this regard has been filed in Brahmavar police station and a search is on.

  

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  • k b r, Mangala Uru

    Mon, Dec 21 2020

    before only men used to desert / abandon wives... because of commendable programs of govt (women empowerment, beti bachao/beti padao etc.etc. etc.), now even women got empowered to such extent of deserting / abandoning husband...

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  • Observer, Mangalore

    Sun, Dec 20 2020

    Not a wise thought. Refrain. We too have family. Never know what will be our childrens destiny tomorrow.

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  • Sahil, Mangaluru

    Sun, Dec 20 2020

    Juliet found another Romeo with her small military.

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  • Rita, Germany

    Mon, Dec 21 2020

    Sahil mangalore instead of doubting about womans fidelity with three children why dont you doubt about him ?How far it is true that she ever left house?quite possible she was somewhere attacked or something happened to them.?If she had travelled with Riksha ,may be she was attacked by driver self,while she is without a man and only children ?thrown somewhere?

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  • Rathan, Mangalore

    Mon, Dec 21 2020

    Rita
    Why you doubt riksha driver? What made you think like that? Unless proper enquiry is made by police don't jump the gun. Wait

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  • G M Hegde, Udupi

    Sun, Dec 20 2020

    There is a limit to how much one can flog even an oxen.

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Mumbai

    Sun, Dec 20 2020

    Karnataka was never so Bad ...

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  • Santosh, calicut, Kerala

    Sun, Dec 20 2020

    If police do their duty impartillay and sincerely, we will not face all the problems and in case it happend, it will be solved immediately. but few of our police are not sincere and they do partiality as in the case of brutual lathi charge + firining on innocents in mangalore.

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  • John Tauro, M'lore

    Mon, Dec 21 2020

    What a comparison! This is a family missing case and that was a public protest. What makes you feel police is showing partiality? In last year’s protest the police were compelled to impose Section 144 and later on resort to lathi charge and firing when the unruly, stone pelting (innocents) refused to disperse despite repeated warnings. Otherwise the situation would have gone out of hand as it happened in Delhi.

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  • Dinesh, Dubai

    Sun, Dec 20 2020

    Government (Chowkidar) and Police is either sleeping or busy behind cow..........If there is no gain Shobakka always absent.....!!!! If there is gain she is ready to go to Kerala or Bangalore for protest. In her own constituency she is absent.....!!!! Useless MP

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  • Laxman s, Mangalore

    Sun, Dec 20 2020

    Now a days everyday we read only about Missing, Rape and Murder on minors,
    Fight in Political Parties. No other news other than this
    What happend to our LAW. Judiciary system . Where is Police. ?
    Why no strickt punishment?

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  • Raj, Mangalore

    Sun, Dec 20 2020

    All are waiting for Ache Din.

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  • SRM, Mumbai

    Sun, Dec 20 2020

    'NOW A DAYS' , These things are happening for ages.Have you just woken up?

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  • Sanjeeva Pai, Kuppaypadv/Mangalore

    Mon, Dec 21 2020

    Laxman s. Mangalore.
    Some people are jumping across the limited LAXMAN REKHA and grabbing others things without fearing the law or GOD.
    This is not only in 'NOW A DAYS' prior to internet these kind of news used to come via news papers the next day. and prior to news papers only local people used to come to know. that's all.

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  • Flavian, Mangaluru/Kuwait

    Sun, Dec 20 2020

    Why head of the family did not go with them to reach Rasiya and children to parents house.
    let's hope they are safe and police shall take quick action to locate them and safe them any likely dangers. God show your mercy.

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  • Pradeep, Mangalore

    Sun, Dec 20 2020

    We are India Flavian not in Kuwait.

    It's not necessary or mandatory for the head of the family to drop one's wife/kids to in-laws place.

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