Subscribe to our Tamil Videos channel to watch interesting videos. Don’t forget to touch the bell button nearby and select the ‘All’ option. Press that as well. Only then will our new videos keep reaching you. Before we dive into the video, those who wish for the seven-year-old missing child Hemalatha to return home safely, please don’t forget to like this video. The most important thing we are going to look at in this video is that on the day Hemalatha went missing, a brick kiln
nearby had been burning for almost 12 hours. CBCID police officers have conducted an investigation there. Many shocking facts have been revealed. On the other side, 22 days after Hemalatha went missing, who all could be linked to this case? What are the places they have searched? The police have even searched places that had not been explored before. CBCID DSP Velmurugan himself has stated that there will be a conclusion to this case in two days. So, what is happening in this case? Where is that brick kiln located? What
is the reason for the CBCID officials to go there and conduct an investigation? What connection does this have to the case? What is currently transpiring in this case? We are going to look clearly and precisely in this video about how this case will end in two more days. Watch until the end. You will understand everything perfectly. Seven-year-old Hemalatha is the second daughter of wage laborers Vadivelu and Bhavani from Nadupattu village, under the Alamundi panchayat near Gingee; their first daughter is 18 years old.
Her name is Vijayalakshmi, and she is staying in Chennai undergoing nursing training. Marriage arrangements are being made for her. Anyway, let all that be on one side. On the other hand, there is no place the police haven’t searched yet. While the police search is one side, the intensive investigation by the CBCID police is another, camping there and investigating to the extent that the whole Alamundi village has become tense . In this situation, unexpectedly, the investigation has moved to the next
stages involving the brick kiln and 600 cellphone calls. Let’s come to this brick kiln issue. 22 days after Hemalatha went missing, the CBCID police have intensified the investigation and stated that they will bring it to a conclusion in two days. It is in this situation that they conducted a surprise raid on a brick kiln in the Alamundi area; that brick kiln was burning continuously from 8:00 PM on October 11, the day Hemalatha went missing, until 8:00 AM on October 12. Therefore, the police have carried out
an intensive investigation of five people in total, including the owner of the brick kiln and four workers who worked there. Likewise, an investigation is happening daily with many, including Hemalatha’s parents, grandmother, brother, and relatives. The most important thing in this is, if you ask why they investigated this brick kiln, it is because on that night, on the early morning of October 12 at 3:00 AM, someone knocked three times on the door of 75-year-old Manimegalai, who lives in a field 200 meters away from
Hemalatha’s house. But she did not come out to check. Out of fear that this might be the mischief of a North Indian gang, the police went and conducted an intensive investigation of the North Indian individuals working at that brick kiln. An investigation is being conducted with the groom’s family, who had supposedly come to see Hemalatha’s sister as a prospective bride. Similarly, the police have questioned many people, including the priest of the local Anjaneyar temple and the tailor,
Kathavarayan, who wrote the horoscope for Hemalatha’s family. Meanwhile, another very important development is that since the CB-CID police have not found any leads, they have started a search operation in the dense forest area located within the Alamondi panchayat limits. The assistance of the forest department , who are well-versed with the terrain of the forests, has been requested for this. A call has also been sent out to the Gingee forest department officials. Currently, the CB-CID police, in
coordination with the forest department , have entered the forest and are conducting an extensive search. While the search operation has intensified on one side, officials are continuing to investigate suspicious individuals on the other. The police have accelerated their investigation, particularly looking into the angle that some repeat offenders linked to similar child abduction cases might have planned and carried out this incident. With seven-year-old Hemalatha not being found even after 22 days, it has caused
shock and grief not just among the local residents, but across the entire state of Tamil Nadu; the CB-CID police are hoping to find some evidence or clues in the forest area. This is because every other possible location has already been searched; there is no place left unchecked. Every well, pond, tank, every single house in that area, and the hills and mounds— there is no place that wasn’t searched, and no person who wasn’t questioned. The only area left that hasn’t been investigated, or where an inquiry hasn’t
been conducted, is the forest region. The CB-CID police have now begun an intensive search operation in those forests alongside the forest department . Therefore, as CB-CID DSP Velmurugan mentioned, it is expected that this case will come to a conclusion in another two days. In the investigations conducted so far, several shocking testimonies have been obtained from everyone involved. The family members themselves seem to be trapped in this case. A few days ago, Hemalatha’s mother, Bhavani, went to a
nearby Shiva temple and performed the ‘ poo poduthal'(flower divination ritual) . The Shiva temple priest, Sundaramurthy , explained that farmers typically perform this ritual at the Shiva temple . He mentioned that if sacred ash ( vibuthi) falls, it means one should not proceed, but if kumkum falls, it is a sign to go ahead. Likewise, when Hemalatha’s mother, Bhavani, performed the ritual the first two times, only vibuthi came. Because mother Bhavani insisted, the ritual was performed a third time, and
only then did kumkum come, but he mentioned that there is still hope that Hemalatha will be found. From this, another thing that is apparent is that during the ritual with the deity, vibuthi was received; vibuthi is not a sign of a good outcome, and it is an indication that some untoward incident may have occurred. Even then, mother Bhavani insisted, “Do it one more time, do it one more time,” and because vibuthi appeared twice out of three times, she was deeply distressed; it was only in the final
attempt that kumkum appeared. Kumkum is a sign of good news and that the daughter is alive, but vibuthi is not good news, and that is what appeared the first two times. Because of this, this incident is going viral to a massive extent. People are worried if something might have happened to Hemalatha. Whatever the case may be, as the CB-CID officials say , this case must reach a conclusion within the next two days. That Hemalatha should return home safely is the expectation of all the people of Tamil Nadu.
