Yashaswi Kulshreshtha was a **4‑year‑old boy**, last seen in **Sacramento, California on August 4, 2007**, and is registered under the **NamUs case number MP20915**. According to descriptions, at the time of disappearance he was approximately **3 feet tall**, weighed about **37 lbs**, with **black hair and black eyes**, described as **Asian male**. One source also notes he had a **birthmark on his back**.
Evidence indicates Yashaswi vanished alongside his younger sister, **Hemangini Kulshreshtha**, **age 1**, on the same date and in the same city. Authorities allege that both children were supposedly abducted by their **non‑custodial mother, Rashmi Kulshreshtha**. At the time, legal custody of the children was reportedly with their father. Investigators believe the mother may have fled with them, possibly to **India**, but there have been no confirmed sightings or verified whereabouts since 2007.
The case remains unresolved. Public records such as NamUs confirm no further updates on the children’s status or location since their disappearance in **August 2007**. Uncovered and other cold‑case databases list Yashaswi’s case and refer contributors back to the NamUs entry, without additional detail beyond the initial incident.
Although some found‑persons archives list the siblings among those “found safe,” those references appear mistaken or unsubstantiated, as no official confirmation from law enforcement supports any resolution or locate‐persons outcome.
Authorities continue to treat Yashaswi and Hemangini as **missing**, and the case is still open under Sacramento jurisdiction. The public is encouraged to submit any relevant information or tips, but as of the latest updates in 2025, there have been **no confirmed developments** regarding their recovery.Last Seen: Aug 4, 2007
