Kazhakootam Case lost: relief after 37 hours; The missing child from Kazhakoottam was found in Visakhapatnam

13-year-old Tasmit Tamsi from Assam, who left her home after fighting with her family, has been found. The child was found in Visakhapatnam. The child was found after 37 hours.

The child was found by representatives of the Malayali Association in Visakhapatnam. The child was found on the Tambaram Express. Representatives of the Malayali Association found the boy lying on the spot and took him to Visakhapatnam. Later handed over to the RPF.

Earlier it was confirmed that the child reached Chennai by taking another train from Kanyakumari. But he could not find it here. It was suspected that the child was on board the Guwahati train.

Tasmeet Tamsi is the daughter of Anwar Hussain, from Assam, who lives near Kazhakootam block office. The boy went missing around 10am on Tuesday. The parents called the police around 4 p.m. After that, the police started an investigation after examining the CCTV footage.

It was also learned that the child had gone to Kanyakumari the previous day. After a passenger of the same train informed the police that she saw the child on the train from Thampanoor to Kanyakumari on Tuesday, the police also conducted a search in Kanyakumari. They took a picture of the child after seeing him crying on the train.

Dehydration has occurred due to lack of food. He said the child is now in the custody of the Railway Police. The girl, who had reached Kanyakumari from Thiruvananthapuram and then Chennai, was boarding a train bound for Guwahati. After entering the hospital, the railway police will hand over the child to the Kerala police.

The parents have filed a complaint with the police saying that he was fighting with his mother from home around 10 am on Tuesday. Tasmeen was scolded by her parents when she fought with her sisters in the morning. Then they went to work. When he returned home in the evening, he realized that the child was missing.