Achi news desk-
Parli Vaijnath, Head of News Service: Shocking information has come to light that a young man named Pranav Karad from Injegaon in Parli Vaijnath taluka, currently residing in Pune, has gone missing from the ship. The young man was working on a company ship in the merchant navy. But now Pranav’s family has been informed about his sudden disappearance. Due to all this, Pranav’s family is very worried. Also, for more information in this regard, the concerned Karad family has expressed their regret that they are not getting a satisfactory response from the company.
According to further information received, Pranav was working at Wilhelmsen Ship Management Private Limited. Pranav used to work as a date cadet on a company ship. His father has said that Pranav is missing for the last three days. A company in Mumbai has started searching for Pranav. However, his father Gopal Karad has said that the company in Mumbai has not provided any satisfactory information till now after reporting Pranab missing.
The Karad family of Injegaon in Mul Parli taluka currently lives in Warje area of ​​Pune. Pranav Karad is employed at Wilhelmson Ship Management India in Mumbai for the past six months. Gopal Karad has filed a complaint at Warje police station. 22-year-old Pranav has been missing since Friday night, his family said. It was located on a tanker sailing between Singapore and Indonesia when it went missing. On Friday, company officials informed his family about the incident. After that, the company posted and informed Pranav’s family about this.
Pranav completed his studies in Marine Science from MIT, Pune and was working at Wilhelmsen Ship Management. He was posted as a deck cadet aboard Resolve II. On Thursday, we received a call from the ship’s authorities and then an email on Friday that Pranav had gone missing from the ship between Singapore and Indonesia,’ informed Gopal Karad.
The company tells us a search is underway but no more information on how it went missing. We spoke to him on a WhatsApp call on Thursday. The company has refused to provide any mobile numbers of other people who work with it. “We are contacting the police and other authorities in Pune and Mumbai to help us reach the Prime Minister’s Office and the Ministry of External Affairs and Shipping,” added Gopal Karad.
