New Delhi: External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj on Friday made a fervent appeal to locate the family of Geeta, the deaf-mute Indian woman who returned from Pakistan over a month-and-a-half ago.
Tweeting about Geeta's identification marks and location of her house at the time she accidentally crossed-over to Pakistan more than a decade ago, Ms Swaraj tweeted, "Please help locate Geeta's parents" and asked people to retweet.
The minister also released the picture of Geeta to show how she would have looked 10 years ago.
She tweeted, “#Geeta's identification marks are: 1) She has two moles above her left eye and eyebrow 2) She has two injury marks on her left heel.
#Geeta 's identification marks are : 1) She has two moles above her left eye and eyebrow 2) She has two injury marks on her left heel.
— Sushma Swaraj (@SushmaSwaraj) December 18, 2015This is how Geeta looked as a child. pic.twitter.com/xMcSTVT1M3 Pl help locate Geeta's parents. Pl RT
— Sushma Swaraj (@SushmaSwaraj) December 18, 2015"There is a hospital on the end of the lane of her house. There are paddy and sugarcane fields. On the other side is a Railway track and Durga mandir. There is a rivulet close by where people do fishing. From what she has conveyed, she appears to be from Bihar or Jharkhand."
No family has been identified as Geeta's even though many have come forward claiming her to be their daughter including a Muslim family. Geeta has been residing with an NGO in Indore for last nearly 50 days after her return from Pakistan.
