Mangalore: Man’s Attempt to Sell 4-day Old Infant Foiled


Mangalore: Man’s Attempt to Sell 4-day Old Infant Foiled

Daijiworld Media Network – Mangalore (VA)

Mangalore, Aug 28: The man’s attempt to sell his four-day old infant without the knowledge of his wife at Morgans Gate, Jeppu here failed and he is absconding.

The man who made this attempt of selling his own kid has been identified as Kalandhar alias Ravi(21) who hails from Hasan.

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Kalandhar and his wife Laxmi(19), both being coolie workers were living in a small tented area at Annachi ground of Morgans Gate. Laxmi had delivered a baby boy four days ago. On Friday noon the baby was missing and worried Laxmi was weeping. The people in the surrounding area came to her aid and started to search the baby. On learning this Kalandhar suddenly appeared with the baby. After handing over the baby to Laxmi, he left the place and is still absconding.

The couple already had a boy child of 2 and half years. This is the second child born to the couple and Kalandhar had planned to sell it for Rs 2,000 to one Anwar thinking that he would not be able to take care of it, it is gathered. Anwar, a local resident has been taken into custody by the police.

Laxmi and tow children are now handed over to the children welfare committee and currently they have been placed in Sadhara, a stay home in Jeppinamogeru. The police have registered a case of attempting to sell the baby against Kalandhar and the search is on in tracing him.

  

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  • Jaquline, Taccode

    Mon, Aug 29 2011

    The parents are too young to care for any kids? 21 year old already having 2 years old kid? Very sad.

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  • Rajesh, mangalore

    Mon, Aug 29 2011

    in any hospital every couple rich to poor should be asked if they want children and if they can afford more if the couple says jo then i think sterilization should be done... instead of throwing baby and selling .... or else the couple should be taught compulsorily about contraception ..... but what to about drunken men ....

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  • Rudolf, Bantwal

    Sun, Aug 28 2011

    Though I am not in favor of such a dastardly act by the father himself It is very easy to condemn someone, but we have to remember that abject poverty and hunger can make a man do the most heinous of acts (Majburi aadmi se kuch bhi karva sakti hai)!!!

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Mumbai / Mapusa

    Sun, Aug 28 2011

    Mangalore is always in the news for all the wrong reasons.

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  • Judith L, Mumbai

    Sun, Aug 28 2011

    Why this person has to bring the child in this World if he cannot look after. In the name of poverty, people give the excuse of commiting all kinds of crimes especially against children who cannot fight back. This is real kalyug where parents are themselves killing and selling children, such people do not deserve to live in the society. thery are a black spots. such black spots shoudl be reduced before they make the whole society evil, there should be strict laws to curb such acts, so that nobody harms innocents in future. I would not be surprised if he tried to sell the innocent child to buy liquour. What is use of Jan Lok Pal Bill if people themselves do not want to improve and lead a clear consience life.

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