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British tourists leave India

By Our Staff Reporter

ALAPPUZHA, JULY 27. The British tourists, who complained of harassment in a houseboat by its owner while on a cruise in the Kayamkulam Lake of Kerala, have left India, according to a tour operator who arranged their tour.

He said the tourists left Kerala after filing their complaint at the Thrikkunnppuzha police station in Alappuzha district for Bangalore, where their friend resided. From there they went to England, he added.

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