Azamgarh News Today: Azamgarh police has done such a feat that seems like a film story. After hearing this incident, people are not tired of praising the police and this has become a topic of discussion in the area. Actually, 49 years ago a woman got separated from her family, but now the police has reunited her with her lost family with their intelligence and hard work.

When the woman disappeared, she was just 8 years old. When she disappeared as a child, she could only remember the name of her village, Chuntidand, district Azamgarh. With the help of this memory, she was able to meet her family today after 49 years. She also remembered that there was a well in front of the house.

The woman's name is Phoola Devi and she is currently working as a cook in a primary school in Rampur district. A female teacher from the primary school where she is working heard Phoola Devi's story. The teacher assured Phoola Devi that she would contact a police officer she knows who is posted in Azamgarh and try to trace her family.

Only the name of the village was remembered
. After this, the teacher contacted Azamgarh SP City Shailendra Lal. With the efforts of SP City, Azamgarh police started searching for Phoola Devi's family. Then it was found out that the Chauntidand village named by Phoola Devi is located in Dohrighat police station area of ​​Mau. Which used to be a part of Azamgarh district earlier.

After this information, Latghat police post in-charge Zafar Khan started searching for Phoola Devi's family and he kept finding her family members. It was found that Phoola Devi's maternal uncle Ramchandra lives in Chuntidand. There is still a well outside his house. 

However, out of Phoola Devi's three maternal uncles, only one maternal uncle Ramhit is alive. It was also revealed that Phoola Devi has only one brother, whose name is Laldhar. Her brother Laldhar lives in village Vedpur of Raunapar police station area of ​​Azamgarh. After this, the police brought Phoola from Rampur to Azamgarh and reunited her with the family.

'Baba stole her and sold her'
Phoola Devi says that in her childhood a baba took her to a fair and then the sadhu sold her to Laalta Prasad. After this Laalta Prasad married her. Now Laalta Prasad is no more in this world, but she lives in Rampur with her son. Phoola Devi never gets tired of thanking Azamgarh police.

On finding his lost sister after many years, Phoola Devi's brother Lal Dhar says that when she disappeared, I was only 10 years old and my sister was 8 years old. He said that now my sister has been found. I am very happy. I have nothing to give to the police except blessings. If I had anything else, I would have given that too. The entire family is happy on meeting the sister's family after 49 years.

What did the police say?
Azamgarh Superintendent of Police Hemraj Meena said that it is also the police's job to reunite separated people. Under Operation Muskaan, SP City Shailendra Lal had received information that an 8-year-old girl was separated from her family at a fair in Moradabad in 1975.

Superintendent of Police Hemraj Meena said that they came to know that the woman remembers the name of her village. On this information, they showed promptness and started the search. The 8-year-old girl who is now meeting her family as a 57-year-old woman is a matter of great happiness for the woman and her family as well as the police.