College student goes missing in Bantwal


Team Udayavani, Jun 26, 2019, 4:23 PM IST

Bantwal: A college student of a college at Modankap identified as Venisha Reema Menezes (19), a native of Poitaje, Bantwal taluk has gone missing. Apparently, the girl is missing since Tuesday, June 25 informed the girl’s family in their complaint filed at Bantwal police station.

Reportedly, Venisha has left a note seeking blessings from her parents. She has also requested her sister to take care of their parents. She is the daughter of Vincent and Rita Menezes.

Sources inform that Venisha left for college in the morning wearing uniform and never returned back home. Initial search in the surroundings and familiar places has not yielded any result.  Venisha was good in studies and very jovial with her friends and neighbours, informs the source.

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