Two PU girls go missing after leaving college
TNN | Feb 3, 2016, 12.14 PM IST MANGALURU: The mysterious disapperance of two PU girls from a college has gone viral on social media.
Leone and Keerthi (names changed) attended classes on Monday and left for home at 2.20pm. Police said both hadn't gone home. Their panic-stricken parents lodged complaints with the Mangaluru City North police station.
They were not carrying cellphones as they're not allowed to do so on campus. The college principal said there are no clues about their whereabouts. "The CCTV footage shows they left college premises at 2.20pm on Monday," he said.
Sources said police have interrogated a youth from another college as they found some WhatsApp conversations on one of the missing girl's phone.
Leone and Keerthi (names changed) attended classes on Monday and left for home at 2.20pm. Police said both hadn't gone home. Their panic-stricken parents lodged complaints with the Mangaluru City North police station.
They were not carrying cellphones as they're not allowed to do so on campus. The college principal said there are no clues about their whereabouts. "The CCTV footage shows they left college premises at 2.20pm on Monday," he said.
Sources said police have interrogated a youth from another college as they found some WhatsApp conversations on one of the missing girl's phone.
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