Girl child found abandoned at bus stand

June 15, 2011

Mangalore, June 15: A girl child of less than 1 year was found at the K.S.R.T.C bus stand in Mangalore on Tuesday evening.

At around 7 pm, an employee of K.S.R.T.C noticed the child crying in absence of her parents. The matter was brought to the notice of Barke police. When the police confirmed the absence of the parents in the bus stand, the child was handed over to Childrens' Development Committee (CDC).

As committee has no right to keep the child of below 6 years, the child was shifted to Puttur Ramakrishna Sevashram on the same night said President of Childrens' Development Committee Asha Nayak.

Police suspect that parents might have abandoned the child as it was a female.


The police appealed to public with specific information about the child to contact Mangalore Police Commissioner or Barke police station, City Police Commissioner's office- 0824/2220801, Barke Police Station-0824/2220522, 9480805350.


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