Mangaluru: Aged aunt searches for nephew in city but to no avail


Daijiworld Media Network – Mangaluru (DV)

Mangaluru, May 19: In her old age, Yellavva came in search of her sister's son Basava (30) who left his home three years ago and came to city in search of job.

Yellavva from Yankanchi, Bidar, came to Mangaluru 20 days before to look for her nephew with his photograph.

 

 

Basava is a native of Konkankoppa, Badami Taluk Bagalkot district. After Basava's father passed away, his uncle started quarrelling with him over land dispute.


Basava was fed up with these quarrels and came to Mangaluru in search of a job. Three years have gone by after he left home but he has never returned to his native place.

Speaking to daijiworld.com, Yellavva said, “Three years ago, Basava left home and came to Mangaluru for work. Ever since he left his native place, Basava never returned home. His mother has fallen sick and she is desperate for her son’s return.”

“I came to Mangaluru twenty days ago and have looked for him everywhere but have no clue about his whereabouts. When I showed his photograph to few people, they said that they have met him but nobody knows where he stays.”

She searched for Basava in places like Urwa Store, State Bank and various other places.

Presently she is desperately searching for Basava. She wants to take him back to his native place to console her sister who is sick and desperately waiting for her son.

  

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  • ummar, mangalore

    Fri, May 20 2016

    I like daijiworld for this

    daiji will highlight every each this type of helpful things

    one salute to daijiworld

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Mumbai

    Fri, May 20 2016

    Facebook & Whatsup would be a better option ...

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  • Sanjeev Kamath, Udupi

    Fri, May 20 2016

    Jossey Sir, please don't rub salt on the wound in your characteristic way.

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  • alex, qatar

    Thu, May 19 2016

    1st let her go to police. next let her give his ful name. so that police wil verify if any sim is activate in that name. simple . why to wory.

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  • WELL WISHER, mangaluru

    Thu, May 19 2016

    May God unite this old aged lady with her nephew soon. Wishing her good days ahead.

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  • SS, Udipi

    Thu, May 19 2016

    Let us pray to god..let her nephew meet her son soon and take him home.
    To me it reminds film of Jogi when mother arrive in city to look after her son.
    I thanks to daiji to address same in forum in midst of election results.

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