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Missing Person - Period Wise Report (CIS) 18/10/2019 Page 1 of 50 Missing Person - Period Wise Report (CIS) 18/10/2019 Page 1 of 50 Crime No., U/S, PS, Name District 562/2019 for U/S Woman-Missing Person of the case of Tadepalli PS, Guntur Urban Dst, Andhra Pradesh Name Bonthula Prathyusha Father Name Venkata Durga Prasad Gender Female Age 22 Age Missing Date 05-10-2019 Missing from Location Contact Phone 0 CPM Party office road Bosbomma Center, Tadepalli,CPM Party office road Bosbomma Center, Tadepalli,CPM Party Contact Address office road Bosbomma Center, Tadepalli, Guntur Urban, Languages Known Approx. Height 5.0 Hair Complexion Built ID Marks - Articles Found Mental Condition Date of FIR 05/10/2019 PS Phone - Brief Facts of the Case Occurred on 05.10.2019 at 13.30 hrs at CPM Party office road Bosbomma Center, Tadepalli and reported on 05.10.2019 at 15.00 hrs by the complainant Bonthula Venkata Durga Prasad s/o Rajeswara rao, Age:50, C/Viswabrahmin, CPM Party office road Bosbomma Center, Tadepalli, in which the complainant daughter i.e. missing woman by name Bonthula Prathyusha d/o Venkata Durga Prasad, Age:22, C/Viswabrahmin, CPM Party office road Bosbomma Center, Tadepalli she is studying BZC 3rd year in Siddharda Woman’s College, Vijayawada, on 05.9.2019 at about 01.30 pm she left her house and did not return to their house. The complainant and his family members searched for the missing woman at various places and as she was not traced at anywhere. The complainant came to PS and presented a report. Hence the FIR 18/10/2019 Page 2 of 50 Crime No., U/S, PS, Name District 216/2019 for U/S Girl-Missing Person of the case of Panyam PS, Kurnool Dst, Andhra Pradesh Name Oruganti Venkata Suvarna Father Name Tirupam Subba Rao Gender Female Age 16 Age Missing Date 05-10-2019 Missing from Location Bupanapadu Village Contact Phone 0 Near Vijayanikethan School, Near Vijayanikethan School,Near Vijayanikethan School,Panyam Village and Contact Address mandal, Kurnool, Andhra Pradesh Languages Known Approx. Height 0.0 Hair Complexion Built ID Marks - Articles Found Mental Condition Date of FIR 05/10/2019 PS Phone - Brief Facts of the Case occurred on 03.10.2019 at 11.00hrs in Bhupanapadu Village, Panyam mandal and reported in the PS on 05.10.2019 at 14.00hrs wherein the complainant Oruganti Mallamma Devi, W/o Tirupam Subbarao age 36 Years, Near Vijaya Nikethan School, Panyam Village and Mandal stated that his daughter Venkata Suvarna, aged 16 years left from the house of Mallikarjuna, who residing at Bhupanapadu village without intimating on 03.10.2019 at 11.00hrs and whereabouts of her is not known, she suspected that Vijay S/o Jambulaiah of Jakkampudi, Vijayawada is might 18/10/2019 Page 3 of 50 Crime No., U/S, PS, Name District 230/2019 for U/S Woman-Missing Person of the case of Tenali II Town PS, Guntur Dst, Andhra Pradesh Name Subhashini Annabathuni Father Name Bala krishna Gender Female Age 26 Age Missing Date 05-10-2019 Missing from Location Contact Phone 0 Contact Address Guntur Languages Known Approx. Height 5.0 Hair Complexion Built ID Marks - Articles Found Mental Condition Date of FIR 05/10/2019 PS Phone - Brief Facts of the Case Occurred on 04.10.2019 at 07.10 am and reported in the PS 05.10.2019 at 02.00 PM in which the complainant Annabathuni Gopi Krishna s/o A.V. subba rao , 61 yrs C/ kamma, H.no 11-11-3 madala vari veedhi , Chenchu peta, Tenali reported that his Daughter - in –law Subhashini w/o Balakrishna , Mangalagiri came to complainant house on 3.10.19 for attending the relatives function. On 04.10.2019 at 07.10 AM the complt. Younger son Vamsi Krishna dropped Subhashini at Mamgalagiri Bus, Tenali to go to her Home, Mangalagiri and same was informed to his elder son, but she did not reached Mangalagiri. The complainant and their relatives searched here and there for Subhashini, but in vain. 18/10/2019 Page 4 of 50 Crime No., U/S, PS, Name District 319/2019 for U/S Man-Missing Person of the case of Eluru III Tn PS, West Godavari Dst, Andhra Pradesh Name Perumalla Ajay Father Name yendiah Gender Male Age 29 Age Missing Date 05-10-2019 Missing from Location Contact Phone 0 Contact Address West Godavari Languages Known Approx. Height 5.4 Hair Complexion Fair Built Stout ID Marks - Articles Found Mental Condition Date of FIR 05/10/2019 PS Phone - Brief Facts of the Case Occurred on Prior to 05-10-2019 at Postal Colony, Eluru and same was reported on 05-10-2019 at 12-30 pm, wherein the complainant Perumalla Devi W/o Ajay, 28 Years, Kapu, Postal colony, Eluru Mob.7569242544 has reported that her husband/Missing Man Perumalla Ajay s/o Yendiah,29 Years, Padmasali, Postal colony, Eluru has been working as cooking master. Her husband caught in debt trap from past few days. Six months earlier, he went out from the house and he did not return to house owing to heavy debates. the complainant came to know that her husband livin with one lady Ammulu. Cr.No.319/2019 U/H Man missing of Eluru III Town PS 18/10/2019 Page 5 of 50 Crime No., U/S, PS, Name District 253/2019 for U/S Woman-Missing Person of the case of Nawabpet PS, Sri Potti Sri Ramulu Nellore Dst, Andhra Name Khadhar bi Pathan Father Name Masthan Gender Female Age 75 Age Missing Date 05-10-2019 Missing from Location Contact Phone 0 Contact Address Sri Potti Sri Ramulu Nellore Languages Known Approx. Height 5.4 Hair Complexion Built ID Marks - Articles Found Mental Condition Date of FIR 05/10/2019 PS Phone - Brief Facts of the Case Occurred on 02.10.2019 at 02.00 hours at Janardhanreddy colony, Venkateswarapuram , Nellore, and reported on 05.10.2019 at 12.00 hrs wherein missing woman Pathan Khadhar bi w/o Masthan, age: 75 years, Muslim by caste, Zakirhussen Nagar, New colony, Nellore town, went to her daughter’s house at Janardhanreddy colony, Nellore on 01.10.2019 at evening 17.00 hours to stay there for some period. On 02.10.2019 at 02.00 hours she found missing at her daughter’s house at Janardhanreddy colony, Nellore. Then the complainant Pathan Khaja Rasool s/o Masthan, age: 55 years, Muslim by caste, Zakirhussen Nagar, New colony, Nellore town who is son of the missing woman searched for his mother, but in vain but not traced. On the report of the complainant case was registered. 18/10/2019 Page 6 of 50 Crime No., U/S, PS, Name District 161/2019 for U/S Girl-Missing Person of the case of Karlapalem PS, Guntur Dst, Andhra Pradesh Name Gariganti Venkata Devaki Father Name Srinivasa Rao Gender Female Age 15 Age Missing Date 05-10-2019 Missing from Location Contact Phone 0 Nallamothuvari Palem Village, Nallamothuvari Palem Village,Nallamothuvari Palem Village,Nallamothuvari Contact Address Palem Village,Nallamothuvari Palem Village,Karlapalem, Guntur, Andhra Pradesh Languages Known Approx. Height 0.0 Hair Complexion Built ID Marks - Articles Found Mental Condition Date of FIR 05/10/2019 PS Phone - Brief Facts of the Case Occurred on 03.10.2019 at about 07:30 AM at Nallamothuvari Palem Village, Karlapalem Mandal and reported to P.S on 05-10-2019 at 10:00 AM wherein one Gariganti Venkata Devaki D/o Srinivasa Rao, Age 15 Years, Caste by Telaga R/o Nallamothuvari Palem Village, Karlapalem Mandal who is the daughter of the complainant Gariganti Srinivasa Rao S/o Naga Rataiah , Age 46 Years, Caste by Telaga R/o Nallamothuvari Palem Village, Karlapalem Mandal left her house going to college but not returned. Then he and his relatives searched among their relatives and surroundings but not found. The complainant came to P.S and gave a report and same was registered and investigation into. 18/10/2019 Page 7 of 50 Crime No., U/S, PS, Name District 163/2019 for U/S Woman-Missing Person of the case of Uppalaguptam PS, East Godavari Dst, Andhra Pradesh Name Illa Manga Lakshmi Father Name Venkateswara Rao Gender Female Age 19 Age Missing Date 05-10-2019 Missing from Location Gokanavelli Contact Phone 0 Contact Address East Godavari Languages Known Approx. Height 0.0 Hair Complexion Built ID Marks - Articles Found Mental Condition Date of FIR 05/10/2019 PS Phone - Brief Facts of the Case Occurred on 30-09-2019 at 09.00 AM at Gokanavelli H/o Vilasavilli Village of Uppalaguptam Mandal and reported on 05-10-2019 at 10.00 AM . In which the Complainant Illa Venkata Durga Rao S/o Venkateswara Rao Late A/18 Yrs C/Settibalija R/o Gokanavelli H/o Vilasavilli Village of Uppalaguptam Mandal gave a report stating his elder sister Puspavathi got married to Ganja Veera Naga Raju resident of Mallaipalem village of Mummidivaram Mandal and they had two children . The complainant elder sister Puspavathi and younger sister Illa Manga Lakshmi ( Missing Woman ) working in Ektha Shakthi Foundation Situated at Anathavaram Village . On 30- 09-2019 at 09.00 AM the complainant younger sister Illa Manga Lakshmi (Missing Woman ) D/o Venkateswara Rao Late A/19 Yrs C/Settibalija R/o Gokanavelli H/o Vilasavilli Village of Uppalaguptam Mandal as usual left home to attended her job and not returned to home again even after 05.00 PM . On that the complainant went to work place of his younger sister Illa Manga Lakshmi (Missing Woman ) where he came to known that his younger sister absent for that day .
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