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Mangalore: 16-year-old girl on way to tuition class reported missing

  •   Tue, Feb 19 2013 10:32:21 PM

Mangalore: 16-year-old girl on way to tuition class reported missing

Sunil Haleangady
Daijiworld Media Network - Mangalore

Mangalore, Feb 19: Yet another young girl has been reported missing, this time from Haleangady near Mulky.

Kumari Trupti (16), daughter of Bhoja Kunder of Koluvail, Haleangady is the missing girl.

As per the complaint filed in the Mulky police station, Trupti left from her house for tuition class at noon on Monday February 18, and did not return home.

The complaint was filed by Trupti's grandfather Sanjeeva Kukian.

Trupti is 150 cm tall, and has a wheatish complexion.

At the time she went missing, she was wearing a green churidar with white dots, and black salwar. She speaks Tulu and Kannada.

Anyone with information about the girl may contact Mangalore city police on 0824-2220807, or Mulky police station on 0824-2290533 or 9480805332.

 
  

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  • HOFZ, MANGALORE

    Fri, Feb 22 2013

    ANY THING CAN HAPPEND UNDER DEAD GOVT. RULING IN KARNATAKA

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  • shalini salian, mangalore

    Fri, Feb 22 2013

    3 days have passed since we last heard anything new from police. If only Daijiworld could enlighten us more on this issue.If local police had taken this case seriously they could have cracked it by now. God save our society from now on. Teenagers require proper counselling from both home and educational institutions.

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  • Angelina, uk

    Thu, Feb 21 2013

    God onll knows what happened to this girl....some comments are really sickening, these comments page sometimes feels like picking on each other and the real story lost inbetween poems,replies, questions and answers.. whatever the cause behind this incident let us please pray for the safe return of this girl. Hurtful comments breaks the heart of her parents.

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  • GERALD, MODANKAP

    Wed, Feb 20 2013

    BD GUYS PLEASE BRING BACK HOME THIS GIRL AT THE EARLIEST FOR THE SAKE OF POOR PARENTS WITHOUT ANY PREJUIDCE

    PLEASE LET THE COWS ROAM AROUND IN THE TRAFFIC FOR THE TIME BEING !!!

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  • Juliet Mascarenhas, Bejai/Mangalore

    Wed, Feb 20 2013

    Tuition is become a fashion to parents. With the enthusiasm of achieving good results the parents send their children for tuition's and the children make use of this opportunity for other activities.The time spent for attending tuition classes should be utilised to study at home.Parents should see that their children attend classes regularly and do their studies on day to day basis. The teachers should pay more attention to the students and only dull students who cannot grasp their teachings should be recommended for tuitions.In a nut shell Do the present GEN YOUTH require TUITION?

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  • jaya, doha-udupi

    Wed, Feb 20 2013

    Very sad again hearing about this... we want pray with god for her save... please dont write some dramatic comment... i hope she will reach to her parents in safe way... please BD search her...take the action now in this regard.. this is challenge for your group.. atleast show your talent now... please help her parents...

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  • R.Bhandarkar, M'Lore

    Wed, Feb 20 2013

    @Jagdish
    Accepted..
    The first or the second one?
    There are lots with you! A 'Sajjige Bajil Relishing Gang' I believe!

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  • Jhanavi, Mangalore

    Wed, Feb 20 2013

    I think we better stop blame game... as we do not know the same case might happen in our own houses... this blame game rss dss hindus muslims, etc etc will be only when such things happen in our neighbours house. ifeel all here who have stupidily commented are educated and are humans tounderstand the pain of the missing girls parents.. stop all such inhuman behaviour and comments and act like good human please...

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  • Jagdish, Riyadh

    Wed, Feb 20 2013

    R.Bhandarkar, M'Lore Thank you very much for the explanation .... I thoroughly enjoyed your sajjige bajil

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  • Ganesh, mangalore

    Wed, Feb 20 2013

    i feel very sad when i read comment
    politics.

    poor lady she need help - this our duty help and pray for Kumari Trupti and her family.

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  • R.Bhandarkar, M'Lore

    Wed, Feb 20 2013

    O.K. Jagdishere-Here's my explanation
    Kumari Trupti means a girl satisfied...
    Kumara Atruptha means a boy who is not satisfied
    The combination of the above two causes gives birth to a drama!
    Also I have written that it is ironical that Trupti(girl's name here )has gone in search of Trupti (satisfaction)elsewhere! Hope now Sajjige and Bajil is differentiated? Cheerio!

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  • SAHIL, DUBAI

    Wed, Feb 20 2013

    Believe me when Earlier Shobakka Released the statement about Women wing and Question about the Missing Girl everybody mocking on her?
    Now What? Whatever she might be, whatever party she belongs to but something she said right or not ?
    Itte yenchinna poornakalna Malla Malla?
    WHEN ANYBODY GET WOUND MALLA MALLA THEN AGAIN BACK TO ROUTINE THIS IS WHAT OUR WEAKNESS

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  • Lavin Noronha, Paladka/Bahrain

    Wed, Feb 20 2013

    @shahnawaz kukkikatte, dubai/udupi, I was perplexed to read your comment for the first time. Mate then why we should have a constitution?. If every tom, dick and harry can issue a diktats and fatwas according to their convenience. Let us all go back to Stone Age. Why do we need governments, courts and police? Let us all fight each other like street dogs on every petty issue… What do you say Mr. shahnawaz.

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  • shahnawaz kukkikatte, dubai/udupi

    Wed, Feb 20 2013

    So it is the fault of khap panchayat in Bihar to ban mobile phones and jeans and tight outfits for girls???? Many years of bad experience prompted them to enact the law.....Whole of the village voted without any opposition... but some readers in DW has some objection to the decission taken by Bihar khap panchayat... I am for the dictats of khap panchayat...

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  • Roshan , Mangalore

    Wed, Feb 20 2013

    Complaint will be registered at Police Station and not with RSS or VHP. RSS, VHP, HJV,RS,BD guys know their duties when and how to act upon matters. If RSS, VHP etc. can do, why can't you along with your friends do it yourself, Mr.Jossey Saldanha, sir?

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  • R.Bhandarkar, M'Lore

    Wed, Feb 20 2013

    Jagdishere...
    Eer Riyadh Ada Ullar Athe?
    Alpaa Ithinakulega 'Artha' aapun Kashta...Baakida Maatha Aapund!
    'Sajjige Bajil'correct Gothund Thule Eerega! Yaan Telpuji! 'Jaagada Dosha' Aavu...Nette Bale Maatha Artha Apund Aaave...Pododochi...Yepaa barpaar?

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  • SAHIL, DUBAI

    Wed, Feb 20 2013

    Preti Yalli sikki bidda Trupti
    Innu munde 2 hottu Chapati
    Suruvinalli Swalpa Jasti
    Beda iga hoguvudu Tiru Pathi
    Ba Manege bega O gelathi
    GALI PATA GALIPATA

    Inspired By Mr R Bhandarkar

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  • Ramesh, Kundapur

    Wed, Feb 20 2013

    I feel funny, few days back who support Valentine days, now they feel sad. It is the result of these girl missing.
    Once again Bajrang Dal always Condemn Valentine days.

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  • Jennet Prescilla, Mangalore Muscat

    Wed, Feb 20 2013

    Please try to find this girl as soon as possible as she may become victim of human trafficking. Readers please do not assume that every missing girl has eloped. Except for a few stray cases most of the missing people are abducted for nefarious reasons.

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  • SUSPECIOUS, ibrahim saudi/yanbu

    Wed, Feb 20 2013

    How VHP/BD/RSS/HJV/RS can help in this regard if the eloper is one among them? No doubt in it. Nowadays no others has courage to elope girls other than these goons

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  • SHOKLON , HUBLI

    Wed, Feb 20 2013

    Mangalore police this case must submit to BD/RSS..!!!
    hope she will be fine ...

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  • Jagdish, Riyadh

    Wed, Feb 20 2013

    R.Bhandarkar, M'Lore

    Hahahahahah.....Erena kavithe odanaga enk sajjige bajil ennundu marre......ena pande gottapuji....!!

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  • Roshan Braganza, Mumbai

    Wed, Feb 20 2013

    I hope its a simple run away case , but if its a matter elope or love fair , i can say boy or man atleast safe here , unlike yesterday where man from karkala where he unfairly arrested for eloping with 13 yr old girl. Girl is well above 16, so if she married by now , only kidnap or pcma charges apply , which can be quashed in court on girls consent.

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  • R.Bhandarkar, M'Lore

    Wed, Feb 20 2013

    Kumari Trupti
    Kumara Atraptha..
    Aaga Nodi...
    Shuru Bayalaata....!!
    (Trupti Huduki Hogidalle 'Trupti'anu!! Edu Visheshvallave?)

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  • srk, mlor

    Wed, Feb 20 2013

    What the hell ur doing Mlor police , those who r sitting on top , shame on u man , Please BD , YUVASENA ... Please come forward .....

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  • Aadil Khan, Kasaragod, Saudi Arabia

    Wed, Feb 20 2013

    Parents need to keep a close eye on their growing children, both sons and daughters in view of prevailing the easy access totoday's advanced technologies of mobile and internet services.

    For parents it would be desired to make a habit of talking to them casually on a daily basis when they return home in the evening from school/college/Tution regarding the day's activities. This would help you know whom she met and where she go etc. One can not lie to their parents on a daily basis. Frequent and close communication with children will keep you and them within the close loop. It would also be advisable to occasionally review their SMS and dialed and received calls. I am sure if you follow the above tips, you can track your child and her involvement if any to a certain extent and could avoid a big calamity.

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  • Arshad Kadli, Bhatkal/ Alkhobar

    Wed, Feb 20 2013

    What happened to coastal Karnataka??
    Once we open Daiji it looks like same news again and again....
    For a change can we all stop all these blame game like Love Jehad and try to do counselling to our girls?

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  • Prashanth, Mangalore

    Wed, Feb 20 2013

    The moral policing brigade will cry "Love Jihad" now!

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  • Jossy Dsouza, mangalore

    Wed, Feb 20 2013

    I hope the girl is safe.Our prayer is with her and her family.Parents please communicate with your kids on regular basis.One of the main reason for all this is MOBILE PHONE. I have seen college students have 4,5 sim cards.Please see who are her /his friends who call or sms regular.( Many times boys names are replaced with girls name and girls with boys name, to fool you. so that if boy is calling on your daughters mobile,it will say some girls name.....BEWARE!!. Please check the Mobile contents and copy the phone list for your safety. Also if possible register the sim card in your name and get the calling list to see whats happening.Please let your kids know that you will be taking this step in order to safe guard ! My advice will save your kids life and lots of headaches too.

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  • shalini salian, mangalore

    Wed, Feb 20 2013

    Sincerely wish n pray this girl returns to her home safely. somebody has to take the initiative of finding out the whereabouts of this missing girl.

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  • Antony Fernandes, Mangalore / USA

    Wed, Feb 20 2013

    Why to complain police? Bajrangdal is a step ahead of police. First complain them if they can not trace then police, that's what happening in Mangalore right?

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  • HENRY MISQUITH, BAHRAIN

    Wed, Feb 20 2013

    let all pray for the girl to join with her family soon.

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  • ISMAIL.K.PERINJE, PERINJE-YANBU/KSA

    Wed, Feb 20 2013

    In spite Moral policing in Undivided Districts missing of young aged females are @ rise and order of the day/common news.A social problem in our society while Govt to skip the responsibility just passing the bucks as LOVE JIHAD INTERNATIONAL.Police need to be alerted on the wake of increased missing of females around Mangalore and Udupi.

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  • Ummar, Udupi / Dubai

    Wed, Feb 20 2013

    Love jihad bla bla bla will start

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  • Langoolacharya., Belman/Washington,DC.

    Tue, Feb 19 2013

    People,

    "Yava huvu yara mudigo
    Yara Olavu yara kadego"...

    Where are my buddies "Social Workers"???

    Common guys.....

    Jai Hooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo

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  • Vincy, Bangkok

    Tue, Feb 19 2013

    Eshwarappa thumaari zaban kaali hai.. hope the girl will reach home safely.

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  • Abubakar Pallipadi, Pallipadi / Riyadh

    Tue, Feb 19 2013

    Counselling should implementation for young generations in schools and parents do not pressure for their childrens acadamic study.

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  • HENRY MISQUITH, BAHRAIN

    Tue, Feb 19 2013

    Very sad, Parents should watch the activities of their children and should take proper care and proved company to them.

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  • GERALD, MODANKAP

    Tue, Feb 19 2013

    THIS IS SO EMBARASSING TO EVERYONE !! I DONT CARE ABOUT THE RELIGION HERE !!! PLEASE FIND THAT POOR GIRL AS OUR ADMINISTRATION IS NOT WORKING AT ALL

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  • jeevan, mangalore

    Tue, Feb 19 2013

    Police must act fast and trace the girl... beware of love jehadi...

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Mangalore/Mapusa/Mumbai

    Tue, Feb 19 2013

    VHP/BD/RSS/HJV/RS guys should help in bringing these girls back home....

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