Russian woman Gokarna cave rescue
Russian woman Gokarna cave rescue: Authorities in Karnataka rescued a Russian woman who had been living in a Gokarna cave. Her husband, who brought her from Goa, allegedly disappeared without notice, leaving her stranded. Officials are now investigating her case.
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Russian Woman Found Living in a Gokarna Cave
A Russian woman sparked concern in Karnataka’s Gokarna after locals discovered her living in a cave. She had arrived in India with her husband and initially stayed in Goa. However, after her husband vanished, she relocated to the Gokarna region and survived in isolation.
Husband Left Without Informing Authorities or Wife
The woman revealed that her husband left suddenly without informing her or any authorities. Locals reported seeing her wandering near the cave area in a weakened condition. After concerned citizens contacted the police, the rescue team reached the spot and brought her to safety.
Emotional and Legal Reasons Kept Her in India
During questioning, she explained that she remained in India for “many complicated reasons,” which include emotional distress and possible legal complications. She expressed reluctance to return to Russia, despite facing difficult living conditions.
Authorities Provide Medical and Emotional Support
After her rescue, the woman underwent a medical check-up. Doctors found her weak but not in critical condition. Local authorities arranged temporary shelter and assigned mental health professionals to assess her emotional well-being.
Police Begin Investigation with Embassy Involvement
The police have launched an investigation to trace the woman’s husband and verify her legal documents. They also contacted the Russian Embassy for further assistance. Officials believe she may have overstayed her visa, but they are waiting for confirmation from central immigration records.
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