Kazhakoottam Missing Child Case: 13-year-old girl missing from Kazhakoottam brought back; It will be transferred to the CWC conservation center

Kazhakoottam Missing Child Case: A 13-year-old girl who went missing from Kazhakoottam in Thiruvananthapuram district last Tuesday and was later found in Visakhapatnam has been brought home. The girl will be shifted to CWC shelter. The boy has returned this afternoon with the special investigation team.

The 13-year-old girl was found in Visakhapatnam after 37 hours of disappearance. 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.

The child was found on the train on its way to Assam and was under the protection of the RPF in Visakhapatnam. On Tuesday, the boy went out of the rented house in Kazhakootam after arguing with his mother and tried to go to Assam by train. The child’s wish is to come to Assam and continue his studies with his grandfather and grandmother.

The boy also told that he left the house because he was harassed at home. Malayali Samajam workers reported that the child is happy at the child care center in Visakhawali. Meanwhile, the parents of the 13-year-old girl responded that they are grateful to the people of Kerala and the police for helping them find their daughter.

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. Later, the police started an investigation after examining the CCTV footage.