Three Brothers Go Missing from Uncle's House in Gajuwaka
During the investigation, police found that the children had left their mobile phone at home. However, their Aadhaar cards and educational certificates were missing.
Gajuwaka: Three brothers went missing from their uncle's house in Gajuwaka. According to Gajuwaka Circle Inspector Ch. Vasu Naidu, V. Raghavendra Rao and his wife Ashwani, residents of Kailas Nagar in Patha Gajuwaka, have three sons—Harshith (18), who is studying Intermediate at a private college; Rohan (14), a Class 9 student; and Sahil (11), who is studying in Class 5.
Police said frequent disputes between the couple led Raghavendra Rao to leave home, while Ashwani went to stay at her mother's house in Solapur, Maharashtra. Following this, Raghavendra Rao's brother, Somalinga, brought the three children to his residence in Gajuwaka.
On Sunday, the three brothers left the house and did not return. Somalinga searched for them but could not trace their whereabouts and subsequently lodged a complaint with the police.
During the investigation, police found that the children had left their mobile phone at home. However, their Aadhaar cards and educational certificates were missing.
Initially, police suspected that the children's uncle in Maharashtra might have taken them. However, after contacting him, he denied having any information about their whereabouts.
Police have formed special teams to trace the missing children and are examining CCTV footage from the surrounding areas as part of the investigation.
