Karkala: 'Kidnapped' birthday boy from Nandalike found - rumours stop


Daijiworld Media Network - Karkal (SP)

Karkala, Oct 12: A three-year-old boy named Prashwik from near Kakkepadavu in Nandalike Golikatte, had suddenly disappeared from the courtyard of his house on the evening of Thursday October 11, after which social websites got busy with spreading stories of the boy having been abducted. These rumours gave rise to tension in the area. With the timely intervention of the personnel of the rural police station here, the case was solved, and the rumours were put to rest.

The boy happens to be the son of Prashanthi and Raghu couple from Kakkepadavu. His third birthday was celebrated on Thursday. He was playing in the courtyard of his home, but at about 4 pm, disappeared mysteriously. The family members searched for him everywhere but their efforts proved futile. They then complained to the rural police station here. Station house officer, Nasir Hussain and his team arrived at the spot and began a search operation. The team also contacted the office of the district superintendent of police and relayed the information about the missing boy to all the police stations.

During the detailed searches by the police along with a team of hard working youngsters from the village, the boy was found from inside the adjacent forest area about 200 metres away from his home. The child was inconsolably crying then but did not say how he reached there.

Uncle of the boy, Hariprasad, who happens to be a journalist, said that the boy had never ventured out of his courtyard so far. How the boy went into the forest is a mystery as no one saw him going there. The family of the boy has expressed hearty thanks to the locals, police, and the team of youth who worked hard and located the boy.

  

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  • Langoolacharya, Belman / Washington,DC

    Fri, Oct 12 2018

    People,

    Children wandering around 200 Meters is common in Villages...in olden days these incidents were not reported...

    Cool down people...nice to see Police have become people friendly...

    ...Tak...Takk...

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  • Rita, Germany

    Sat, Oct 13 2018

    @Langoo,Belman Washington,you are saying so cool to the people to cool down.Do you know the said forest near by?Then hear now .The forest nearby and around there are wild animals wandering by dusk and night.a danger place.even to grownup.Thereare even cheetas too giving visit.so now just imagine parents of this small child,sure were worried.in their place you too would have .I know this place.

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  • Langoolacharya, Belman / Washington,DC

    Sat, Oct 13 2018

    Rita,

    2 legged animals are more dangerous than 4 legged ones...Well I know this area very well...

    ...Tak...Takk...

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  • Rita, Germany

    Sun, Oct 14 2018

    @Langoo Belman /Washington,may be you know this area ,but as I was in 2016 in brothers house sleeping,at night I saw some wild animal through window and Iwas very scared ,was hunting our dog.My brother strictly forbidden not to go out at night.

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  • Anand, Mangalore

    Fri, Oct 12 2018

    The child must have just went out . Small children do not understand what they do. This happened to my own sister when she was 2 year old. We searched all ponds and well but found on road. One of our nabhour saw the little girl and brought her back.

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  • Vincent Rodrigues, Katapadi/Bangalore

    Fri, Oct 12 2018

    This may be the handiwork of known people only.

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  • CHRISTINE PINTO, MANGALORE

    Fri, Oct 12 2018

    Hamara Gaav badal raha hei. Naya naya incident ho raha hai.

    Let God Almighy take care of us. Business is completely down. Prices raising up.

    Living is very difficult now days.

    We heard only young girls missing.

    Now small children.

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