Mangaluru: Surathkal resident Manasa goes missing, complaint filed


Rons Bantwal

Daijiworld Media Network – Mangaluru (EP)

Mangaluru, Jun 27: Manasa (22), resident of Surathkal who had gone from home for buying medicine for her mother in law on March 23 has not returned home and is reported missing. Her husband has filed a missing person’s complaint under crime registration No, 24/2023 at Surathkal police station.

She is five feet tall, is fair, has black hair and is slim. She has a mark of peacock feather on her right hand. She was wearing blue jeans and is able to speak in Kannada, Tulu and Hindi languages.

It is suspected that she has gone to Mumbai. Those who know her whereabouts are requested by Surathkal police station officials to contact Surathkal police station on phone No.: 0824 2220540 or mobile Nos: 9480805360, 9480802345 or Mangaluru police control room No. 0824 2220800.

 

 

  

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  • mohan prabhu, mangalore/canada

    Tue, Jun 27 2023

    Can't blame the free bus ride for this escape. Probably Mumbai was calling! A big attraction for a village girl. [ I suppose Surathkal has very little population and can be classified as a village within the city of Mangalore.

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  • k b r, Mangala Uru

    Wed, Jun 28 2023

    she is not village girl... she is wearing blue jeans and peacock tattoo on right hand.. she speaks hindi...

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  • Joker baba, Surathkal

    Thu, Jun 29 2023

    Bro Surathkal and Mangalore is better than Mumbai There are chances of ROAD traffic accidents kidnapped etc this is 2nd case from surathkal with in 1 week

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