Udupi Malathi Shetty missing case: High court notice to district SP
Bengaluru, Sep.7: High court has issued notice to district superintendent of police in connection with Malathi B. Shetty missing case.
The divisional bench headed by justice Raghvendra S. Chouhan issued notice to all defendants after hearing the habeas corpus application filed by Malathi Shetty's son in law Ram Manohar Shetty.
During the hearing, advocate H. Pavan Chandra Shetty appearing for plaintiff said that, Malathi Shetty, a resident of Kundapur had gone missing in 2015 and police has failed to trace her. Earlier the court had instructed Udupi district SP to investigate the case on daily basis. But still there is no progress in the case. The family has suffered a lot in these three years.
Malathi Shetty, a resident of Hosmata village in Kundapur is missing since June 26, 2015. The family had filed a missing complaint then, but she remained untraced. A habeas corpus application was filed in the high court.
Malathi Shetty's son Satish Shetty, who is working in a private firm in USA returned to his homeland and made futile attempts to find his mother. He also created a website named, Mommissing and even announced Rs. 1 lakh prize money for anybody who finds his mother.
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Intermediate student jumps to death in Andhra Pradesh
Somaladoddi (Andhra Pradesh), Jan 23 (PTI): A 16-year-old boy jumped to death from the third floor of his junior college on Thursday here in Anantapur district, said a police official.
Anantapur Rural sub-divisional police officer T Vekateshulu said the boy just returned to college from Sankranti holidays on Thursday morning and died by suicide at 11:55 am.
"After the holidays, this boy came to the college around 9:30 am on Thursday. While the class was going on, around 11:55 am, he suddenly came out from the classroom and jumped from the third floor," Venkateshulu told PTI.
Immediately, the college management shifted the injured boy to a local hospital where doctors examined him and declared that he was dead. Police said the intermediate student hailed from Ramapuram village of Batthenapalli mandal in Sri Sathyasai District.
The suicide of the boy pursuing intermediate first year at Narayana Junior College was captured on CCTV cameras. The recording shows him rising from his bench and straightaway proceeding to jump from the third floor unperturbed, police said.
Meanwhile, police are taking a complaint from the boy's parents to register a case and investigate further.
AP: Intermediate student jumps to death, CCTV captures incident
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A 16-year-old student died by suicide after jumping from the third floor of his junior college building on Thursday, January 23 in the Anantapur district of Andhra Pradesh (AP).
The victim has been identified as… pic.twitter.com/aKEAOEmdOJ
