Sushma Swaraj urges people to help Geeta in finding her parents
Several Couples Had Come Forward Claiming To Be Geeta's Parents, But She Did Not Recognise Any Of Them And Could Not Substantiate Their Claims.
News Nation Bureau New Delhi Updated on: 01 Oct 2017, 19:29 PM
External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj on Sunday urged people to help Geeta in finding her parents. Geeta, a deaf and mute girl, had returned to India from Pakistan in 2015. Â
Sushma also announced a reward of Rs one lakh to the person who will extend help in finding her parents.
Geeta was staying at an institute for hearing and speech impaired persons since her returning.
Earlier, several couples had come forward claiming to be Geeta's parents, but she did not recognise any of them and could not substantiate their claims.
Sushma had assured Geeta that the Centre is making every effort to trace her parents.
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First Published : 01 Oct 2017, 18:54 PM
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