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Udupi: Mother, Two Kids Go Missing

  •   Fri, Oct 05 2012 02:30:13 PM

Daijiworld Media Network – Udupi (SM)

Udupi, Oct 5: A mother and her two children have been reported missing from their home, here on Thursday, October 4.

The missing have been identified as Haneef’s wife Rubeena (30), son Munaf (8) and daughter Meha (4), residents of Doddanagudde.

After having dinner on Wednesday October 3, Haneef along with his wife and children went to bed. When he woke up at around 3 am he found his wife and children missing.

Police suspect that Rubeena was in contact with a man from Moolur, Kaup.

A complaint has been registered at the Udupi town police station.
  

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  • shafi, udupi

    Mon, Oct 08 2012

    i dnt agree with ilyas & mumtaz comment, what the police had told about her contact with a man from muloor is 100% right , never think police are wrong always.

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  • Ajith, Mangalore

    Sat, Oct 06 2012

    Dear All Experts... Kindly suggest Indian Police( Udupi Police) as how to handle this.. Need your suggestions at the earliest.. I am surpised..Many of u r sailent... come on guys,,,,

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  • ilyas udupi, qatar

    Sat, Oct 06 2012

    ya i agree with Miss Mumtaz....may be she have a affair with some one and she run a way with him pls find the true reason behind thise incident

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  • mumtaz banu, mangalore /oman

    Fri, Oct 05 2012

    if a lady or a girl is missing from her house ,people just simply suspect that may be she had an affair or ran away with her boyfriend . but no one dares to find the true reason behind this incident.

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