Lost woman reunited with family in Maha after 2 years

Vadodara: A woman finds more than two years near Chotila united with her family based in Nandurfrtra in Maharashtra thanks to the administrative efforts of Dahod District and NGOs.
But at this time it happened, the woman lost her father who made a desperate effort to find it.
The 25-year-old woman was found to be moving in Chotila two years ago.
He did not speak and because there was no detail that could be obtained from him, he was handed over to the Abhayam team after calling Helpline 181.
The woman was finally sent to Mangal Mandir Manav Seva Parivar in Bagodara, Ahmedabad.
NGOs make several attempts, but cannot collect information about the woman.
Simultaneously it starts the treatment of women who experience learning disabilities.
About two weeks ago, the woman began to talk a little.
After a lot of effort, volunteers can get the name of the three villages of the woman.
“We started using this information to track the original place of the girl.
The language he said was also as spoken by people inside and around Dahod,” said Dinesh Latiya from NGOs.
The girl finally said that she came from Karmadi.
In this effort that NGOs contacted Collector Dahod Dr.
Harshit Gosavi.
Officials could not find villages in Dahod, but learned that there was a village with the same name near Ratlam in neighboring Madhya Pradesh.
While most of them will convey this information to NGOs and stop working when the girl is not from their district, officials from Dahod visited the village near Ratlam.
While it was revealed that the woman was not from the village near Ratlam, the resident there told officials that a village with the same name was near Nandretra in Maharashtra.
The team then went to this village called Kalmadi near Nandurbar.
For their pleasure, it was revealed that the woman came from Kalmadi.
“The woman said Kalmadi as a carmadi and this had caused confusion.
Dahod collectors and officials there did not give up and ensure that he reached his house even if it was not in their district,” Latiiya said.
But because fate would have it, the woman’s father died before he could be found.
Latiiya said that dad had done several attempts to find it, but failed.
He died near Gondal and the body was taken to Kalmadi for the last rite.
Latiya added that family members used to work on cotton farms to make a living.