Udupi: Gujarat woman rescued, admitted to hospital


Daijiworld Media Network – Udupi

Udupi, Aug 13: A young woman from Gujarat who was found wandering at night in Kuntal Nagar has been rescued with the help of social workers. She was initially admitted to the Sakhi Centre and later shifted to Baliga Hospital.

The woman, identified as Shyamili (20), is a graduate in hotel management. She reportedly developed mental health issues after facing family disputes and abuse.

Shyamili reportedly created a ruckus at the Sakhi Centre and could not be brought under control. Following this, social worker Vishu Shetty Ambalpady admitted her to Baliga Hospital late at night.

The woman reportedly said that she has a six-month-old child and appealed to be allowed to live with her child and the young man she loved, stating that she is not a minor.

Meanwhile, police and Sakhi Centre staff are searching for her relatives in Gujarat.

Social worker Shakeela from Katpady and Uday, Arun and Lingappa Gowda of Kaup police station assisted in the rescue operation.

 

 

 

 

  

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  • Rita, Germany

    Thu, Aug 13 2026

    Thank God she is rescued first from other evils.Question is how she reached mangalore?Hope her situation will improve and join her family soon.Without mother is her baby too is at risk.Relatives can file case that mother ran away and might take charge of baby.For baby too willl e problem?Wish her good luck.

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  • Anil, Dubai

    Thu, Aug 13 2026

    Let us hope her baby has not been trafficked.

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  • rolf, Dubai

    Thu, Aug 13 2026

    Good job Good job Good job good job by Karnataka police

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