12-Year-Old Bengaluru Boy Goes Missing After Tuition In Whitefield, CCTV Shows He Was Last Seen At Majestic

A 12-year-old boy went missing in Whitefield, Bengaluru, after leaving his tuition class on Sunday. Although his movements were captured on CCTV at various locations, his current whereabouts remain unknown, prompting the registration of a missing case at Whitefield Police Station.

Parinav, a sixth-grade student at Deens Academy of Gunjur, has been missing since Sunday, January 21. On that day, his father dropped him off at Allen Tutorial class in Whitefield. However, due to a delay, Parinav's father arrived late, and by that time, the boy had already left the class. Parinav is the son of Sukesh and Nivedita.

CCTV footage from Kaveri Hospital, located between Kundalahalli Gate and Marathahalli Bridge, captured Parinav's movements at 2:30 pm. Later, he was seen boarding a Bengaluru Metropolitan Transport Corporation (BMTC) bus at Marathahalli around 3:04 pm.

*Update on missing child* He was wearing yellow tshirt and is carrying Allen bag. He was not on cycle, he went walking. Neither did he have money nor phone. pic.twitter.com/jP7XJ7Pqeu

— Poornima Shetty (@Poori5678) January 22, 2024

PARINAV mothers appeal 🥹 Please share 🙏❤️

As of 11AM today, the kid is still missing. Its been more than 50 hours

As per CCTV footage on 21st Jan, he was spotted near Whitefield Inner Circle, Marathahalli & Majestic(Last)

Comeback son, your loved ones are waiting for you.… https://t.co/PIrMpzurNz pic.twitter.com/MX3NkEJb5o

— Karnataka Weather (@Bnglrweatherman) January 23, 2024

Parinav got down at Marathahalli Market, and upon inquiry with the bus conductor, it was reported that the boy had limited money. Despite the conductor offering to cover the fare, Parinav insisted on alighting. At approximately 3:11 pm, he was recorded walking near a petrol bunk in Yamlur. He was last seen wearing a yellow t-shirt with dark pants and carrying a school bag.

As of 11 AM today, the kid is still missing, and it has been more than 50 hours since his disappearance.