MADIKERI: 51-year-old assistant sub-inspector attached to the Kushalnagar Traffic Station has been lost since Thursday.
ASI BC Suresh has worked at the Kushalnagar Traffic Station for three years and before that, he worked at the Office of Inspector Kushalnagar Circle.
According to Collega Suresh, he worked at the traffic police station until 8pm, Thursday.
However, the neighbor of Suresh said he failed to return to his rented house in Siddaiah Puranik Layout, Kushalngar.
That’s when Suresh failed to attend the task until the night on Friday that police officials began to ask about their existence and find their homes locked.
Meanwhile, his wife Shobha, who lived with the elder daughter of the spandana partner (23) in Bengaluru, was also tense after she failed to contact her husband through a cellphone, which was still turned off.
Shobha rushed to Kushalngar after he was told that her husband was not at home until Friday night.
Next, he filed a complaint to Kushalangar Police on Saturday morning.
“My husband had called me by telephone at 9:45 a.m.
on Thursday.
He told me that he had received a booster dose for Covid-19.
I asked him to apply for leave and rest the next day.
When I called him on Friday morning at 7:30 a.m.
Morning, the cellphone was turned off.
Once again I tried to call him at 11am, but still die.
I immediately contacted my sister Savitha and my husband’s sister Geetha lived in Kushalnagar to visit my husband’s house.
They went to his house, they went to his house, broke out Unlock the house, but did not find my husband there, “Shobha stated in his complaint.
The lost milk is a native of Konanuru.
However, he owns his own house and a property in Shirangala in Kodagu.
According to his colleagues, he is a polite person and has no hostility with anyone.
Dysp Shailendra has formed a team to launch a search operation to find the location of lost milk.
Introduction Investigation revealed that the last location of his cellphone was Gummancolli near Kushalnagar.