Four children who went missing from Bengaluru found in Mangaluru
Mangaluru: Four children who left their homes in Bengaluru after writing a letter stating their disinterest in studies and their interest in sports were reportedly found in Mangaluru.
The police have not revealed the names and identities of the children.
Among the seven children who had gone missing from their homes due to their disinterest in studies, three children were reportedly found in Mysuru.
In another case, the four children who had been reported missing from their homes were found near K.M.C Jyothi in Mangaluru.
All four of the recently found children are currently under the custody of the police in the Mangaluru South (Pandeshwar) Police Station. According to information, it is learned that the children will be handed to the Upparapete Police.
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Annpurna Devi expresses anguish over girl's rape in TN, urges NCW to act
New Delhi (PTI): Union Minister for Women and Child Development Annpurna Devi on Tuesday expressed her anguish over the alleged gang rape of a girl in Tamil Nadu and urged the National Commission for Women to take immediate cognisance of the matter.
In a post on X, Devi said, "Deeply anguished by this horrific incident. I urge the NCW to take immediate cognisance and act swiftly in coordination with the concerned authorities to ensure the strictest action against all culprits."
Devi said, "Justice must be swift and unsparing — the accused must be brought to book without delay," adding, "the safety, dignity, and justice of every daughter of India remain our highest priority."
"We stand firmly with the survivor and her family in this difficult hour," she said.
Reacting to a post by former Tamil Nadu BJP president K Annamalai, who flagged concerns over the law and order situation in the state, Devi said such incidents "expose grave concerns" under the Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam government.
Annamalai, in his post, alleged that a 15-year-old girl from Kanchipuram, who had come to participate in a temple festival near Seyyaru in Tiruvannamalai district, was gangraped.
He said the incident was "deeply shocking and enraging" to him and alleged that such crimes point to a "complete failure" of law and order in Tamil Nadu.
Annamalai demanded immediate arrest of all those involved and the "harshest punishments" for the accused.
He also called for full protection and mental health counselling for the survivor and her family.
