The missing worker from the estate of actress Radhika in Bantwal

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The missing worker from the estate of actress Radhika in Bantwal

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Thursday, October 19, 08:58:02 AM - Daijiworld Media Network - Bantwal (MS) Bantwal, October 19: A woman from Uttar Kannada, who was working for the last six months at actress Sandalwood Radhika's farm, went missing on October 13. Nagaratna (33), wife of Mahadeva, a resident of Madanagiri, Kumta taluk, disappeared. She was working near her husband on a farm. On October 13, both Mahadeva and Nagaratna went to work on the farm.

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Nagaratna said she would come for tea at 10:30 a.m. at their house on the farm property, but did not show up. Nagaratna is said to have taken her clothes, identity card, gold and money from the house. She had not maintained good relations with Mahadeva's husband for several months and often wandered around Dharmasthala and Mangalur. Mahadeva therefore thought that she had gone for a walk. On October 14, Nagaratna called Mahadeva and said that she was going far away and there was no need to look for her. Thereafter, her cell phone was switched off. An FIR has been lodged at the Bantwal police station regarding the incident.