Teenage sisters from Srirangapatna disappear after leaving behind disturbing note at home
Mandya: Panic has gripped a family in Kalenahalli village of Srirangapatna taluk in Mandya after two teenage sisters allegedly went missing after leaving behind an emotional letter for their parents.
The missing girls have been identified as Sujatha (16) and Rukmini (14), daughters of Ramachandra, a resident of Kalenahalli village. According to family members, the sisters left home after reportedly being scolded by their mother.
Before disappearing, the girls allegedly wrote a shocking letter expressing emotional distress, which has left the family and villagers deeply worried.
“Mom and Dad, forgive us. We cannot die in front of your eyes. We have gone far away and died,” the sisters allegedly wrote in the letter.
The contents of the note triggered panic among the family members, who immediately feared for the safety of the two girls.
Srirangapatna Missing Sisters Case
After discovering the letter, the terrified parents rushed to the Srirangapatna Rural Police Station and lodged a missing persons complaint, requesting authorities to trace their daughters immediately.
Police officials registered the complaint and launched a search operation to locate the sisters.
Family members are reportedly in distress, fearing that the children may have harmed themselves after leaving home.
The incident has shocked residents of the village, with locals joining the family in search efforts and praying for the safe return of the sisters.
Mandya Police Launch Search Operation
Police sources stated that teams are gathering information and checking nearby areas to trace the missing teenagers. Authorities are also verifying whether the sisters boarded any public transport after leaving the village.
The incident has once again highlighted the emotional vulnerability of teenagers and the importance of communication within families.
Officials urged parents and guardians to handle sensitive situations involving children carefully and encouraged youngsters to seek support from family members, teachers or trusted adults during emotional distress.
