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Team Udayavani, Nov 26, 2021, 6:28 PM IST
Bantwal: The lifeless body of the tailor who went missing was fished out from the Netravati river near Panemangaluru.
The victim, Narayan Moolya (62), a resident of Benjanapadav, went missing on November 25. A complaint was lodged in the Bantwal Rural Police station in this regard.
The complaint said that Narayan had left home for a tailoring job on the morning of November 25, but had not returned. It is gathered that he was under mental stress in recent months. Today afternoon, a body was found floating in the Netravati river.
Meanwhile, the mortal remains have been taken to Bantwal Community Health Centre for autopsy.
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