Jammu:
Future remains uncertain for the three sisters who were found abandoned on the Jammu railway station a fortnight ago.
The siblings, who have already shifted homes five times in the last fortnight, may now have to shift again from their current home at a SOS village as it is against its rule book to keep them beyond a stipulated period.
The siblings first moved from a sweeper's home to the police station, and then they were taken to a Nari Niketan. From the Nari Niketan they were brought back to the police station and then they were sent to a SOS home. All this in a span of two weeks.
The police had managed to find the father but he is still in custody. However, the mother remains untraceable.
The three girls aged three, two and one years were abandoned at the railway station where Gurdev Singh, a sweeper, found the children at the railway platform near the computer room and took them to his house.
They have been on the move since then, but the irony of the situation is that amidst all this the babies are unaware of the difficult situation they are in and are awaiting the return of their mother.