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Woman, child, youth go missing in Mulky

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October 2, 2011

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Mulky, October 2: A woman along with her child has gone missing from Lingappayyakadu in Karnad village near here.

Noor Jahan (27), wife of Ahmed Bhasheer, said to have left her home on September 26 around 5pm, along with her six year old son Mohammad Zuhair. However, they neither reached any of their relatives house nor returned home. A case has been registered in Mulky Police station.

In a separate case, a youth is missing at Lingappayyakadu in Karnad village. Kishor S Acharya, son of Late K T Shridhar Acharya, resident of Katteyangady, has been missing since September 26. Kishor was doing carpentry work with his uncle Umesh Acharya.

Details of the missing people are as follows;

Noor Jahan: 5'5'' tall, well-built, wheatish complexion, round face and speaks Beary, Kannada and Tulu languages.

Mohammad Zuhair: 3' tall, well built, wheatish complexion, round face and speaks Beary language.
In a separate case, a youth is missing at Lingappayyakadu in Karnad village.

Kishor S Acharya: 5'7'' tall, wheatish complexion, round face, lean, black curly hair, knows Kannada and Tulu languages, wearing brown coloured shirt and gray colour trousers.

Whoever comes to know the whereabouts of the above people, are requested to inform Mulky Police through 0824-2290533 or 9480805332.

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