City: A social media post by three friends helped a man challenging a 60-year-old mentally reunited with his family within one hour in Bundi.
He was lost during the locking period in May 2019.
The man’s family, after paying attention to the post, rushed to the Bundi and reunited with the youngest of four siblings.
Three friends, Kunal Pareak, Vivak Singh and Charmesh Sharma, on Monday saw a man who was left in a drained condition near the house of the circuit in Bundi City after they took him to the city council run home with clothes and adequate food afterwards a day on Wednesday helped him Get sensa and awareness.
“He behaves like a good rajput family and asked him to offer a bidi who was then directed to turn it on for him in the movement and then he named him as Manhore Singh,” Charmesh Sharma said.
Sharma said, they would shift it to Apna Ghar in the city on Wednesday afternoon because he could not do natural tasks properly but while around 4pm, three of them clicked on the photo and uploaded him with his name in the WhatsApp group, he was further Saying added in one hour, the cellphone began to rinse about the question to him, he said.
Immediately after information about his brother was still alive and present at the Bundi received through relatives around 5 o ‘at night, excitement and happiness without limits and he took a deep breath, said Hauman Singh, a resident of loghagal in ajmer and retired deputy commander from The house keeper said.
“I have taken a scary picture of his death during the Covid period, but today I am very grateful to God that my brother lives and returns home today after two years,” said Hanuman Singh, thanked the people at Bundi.
Manhore was mentally challenged since his birth, Hanuman Singh told him and added him missing from the route Shahapura-Delhi near Manhorepur during the locking-inside when he lived with his sister, he said.