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NZFMC Seeks Assistance for Missing Student
PRESS RELEASE
15 October 2009
New Zealand
Federation of Multicultural Councils is urging community for
information on missing Auckland student, Srikant Rayadurgam
The New Zealand Federation of Multicultural Councils (NZFMC)
are urging its members and the wider ethnic community to
come forward with any information or assistance they can
provide in locating Auckland student, Srikant Rayadurgam,
missing since 1 October.
Working closely with police,
the NZMFC is appealing through its greater Auckland networks
to help and support the families affected. It applauds the
efforts of friends and students who have been handing out
posters and flyers on the streets to date.
Prem
Singh, NZFMC President, says that, “whilst there have been
two recent cases of missing persons at the same time, we
have been reassured by police that it is concentrating all
its efforts and available resources to find Srikant
Rayadurgam.” NZFMC is working with police to organise
meetings with Indian and Asian communities in Auckland to
listen and address issues of safety and security. It
believes New Zealand is a safe country for students and
immigrants.
Through the memorandum of understanding
(MOU) recently signed with police, the NZFMC is working on
the Police Ethnic Strategy for support and handling of law
and order.
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