Shobana Karthik, a resident of Melbourne, has issued a heartfelt and urgent appeal for assistance in locating her son, Krishank, who has been missing since yesterday morning at 7:46 a.m. Krishank, a Year 11 student at Suzanne Cory High School, has not yet returned home, and his family is becoming increasingly distressed about his safety and well-being.
Krishank, often called Krish, is described as a 5-foot-10-inch adolescent with fair skin. On the day he went missing, he was wearing a black track suit, black sneakers, black Armani glasses, and a grey sweatshirt. His distinct attire is a key detail in the search for him.
In a poignant and emotional plea, Shobana Karthik has reached out to the public, expressing her deep anguish and desperation. "Krish, come back home, baba," she said. "Please return, my baby; we want you to be secure. You understand how important you are to us.
You are our vital link. Without you, this house will come to a complete stop." Her words convey the profound impact Krishank's absence has had on the family, highlighting their grief and yearning for his safe return.
The Karthik family is calling on anyone with information about Krishank’s whereabouts to come forward. Mrs. Karthik has provided several contact numbers for anyone who may have seen Krishank or has any information that could aid in his recovery: 0432 726 428, 0431 697 720, or 0451 280 658. Additionally, tips can be reported to the Werribee Police Station at 9742 9444.
The family's appeal underscores the urgency of the situation and their desperate need for public assistance in bringing Krishank back home safely. They emphasize the importance of every effort being made to ensure their beloved son’s safe return, highlighting the emotional toll his disappearance has taken on them.
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