Girl Who Returned From Pakistan

A Hindu girl who was kidnapped in the Jhelum district of Pakistan's Punjab province was rescued on Monday, a week after she was abducted while returning from work.

External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj Tuesday said Geeta, a hearing and speech impaired person who was brought to India from Pakistan three years ago, would never be sent back.

The central government, which is already having a hard time finding Geeta's parents, hasn't been able to find a worthy match for the young woman. The girl, who had accidentally reached Pakistan and returned to India in 2015, has rejected the proposals of marriage from six more suitors in the last fifteen days.

Twenty men, including a priest and a writer have responded to a Facebook matrimonial advertisement seeking a match for Geeta, the hearing-and-speech impaired girl who returned from Pakistan after accidentally landing in that country when she was a child.

Geeta, the speech-impaired Indian girl who returned 14 years after accidentally landing in Pakistan, today reportedly didn't recognise a couple from Jharkhand who had claimed that she was their daughter.

Another couple has come forward claiming that the deaf-mute girl Geeta, who returned from Pakistan last October after accidentally landing in that country and staying there for over a decade, is their daughter.

External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj has assured Geeta, the hearing and speech impaired girl who returned to India in October this year after being stranded in Pakistan for over a decade, that the government is trying hard to locate the whereabouts of her parents.

A 40-year-old woman from Madhya Pradesh's Jabalpur today claimed herself to be the mother of Geeta, the deaf and mute girl, who accidentally crossed over to Pakistan as a child and had returned to India on October 26.

External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj today said that two more families have claimed Geeta, a hearing and speech impaired girl who returned from Pakistan last month, to be their daughter but she has refused to identify one of them on the basis of their photographs.

The DNA test of Geeta, the deaf and mute girl who had returned to India, 11 years after inadvertently crossing into Pakistan, did not match with the Mahato family from Bihar, who had claimed she was their first child.

The district administration has said that they will send the application of a couple, claiming to be the parents of Geeta, the hearing and speech impaired girl who returned to India from Pakistan recently, to the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) for further assistance.

Geeta, the deaf and mute girl who last week returned to India from Pakistan, is "happy in Indore", External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj said on Monday.

The government has set the ball rolling for repatriating a 15-year-old Pakistani boy, Ramzan, stuck here for more than two years in a story resembling that of Geeta, the hearing and speech impaired girl who returned home from the neighbouring country last week after over a decade-long separation from her family.

The report of the DNA tests carried out to determine the parentage of 23-year-old Geeta, the deaf and mute girl who returned from Pakistan after being separated from her family over a decade ago, has been submitted to the Ministry of External Affairs.

A Hindu girl who was kidnapped in the Jhelum district of Pakistan's Punjab province was rescued on Monday, a week after she was abducted while returning from work.

External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj Tuesday said Geeta, a hearing and speech impaired person who was brought to India from Pakistan three years ago, would never be sent back.

The central government, which is already having a hard time finding Geeta's parents, hasn't been able to find a worthy match for the young woman. The girl, who had accidentally reached Pakistan and returned to India in 2015, has rejected the proposals of marriage from six more suitors in the last fifteen days.

Twenty men, including a priest and a writer have responded to a Facebook matrimonial advertisement seeking a match for Geeta, the hearing-and-speech impaired girl who returned from Pakistan after accidentally landing in that country when she was a child.

Geeta, the speech-impaired Indian girl who returned 14 years after accidentally landing in Pakistan, today reportedly didn't recognise a couple from Jharkhand who had claimed that she was their daughter.

Another couple has come forward claiming that the deaf-mute girl Geeta, who returned from Pakistan last October after accidentally landing in that country and staying there for over a decade, is their daughter.

External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj has assured Geeta, the hearing and speech impaired girl who returned to India in October this year after being stranded in Pakistan for over a decade, that the government is trying hard to locate the whereabouts of her parents.

A 40-year-old woman from Madhya Pradesh's Jabalpur today claimed herself to be the mother of Geeta, the deaf and mute girl, who accidentally crossed over to Pakistan as a child and had returned to India on October 26.

External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj today said that two more families have claimed Geeta, a hearing and speech impaired girl who returned from Pakistan last month, to be their daughter but she has refused to identify one of them on the basis of their photographs.

The DNA test of Geeta, the deaf and mute girl who had returned to India, 11 years after inadvertently crossing into Pakistan, did not match with the Mahato family from Bihar, who had claimed she was their first child.

The district administration has said that they will send the application of a couple, claiming to be the parents of Geeta, the hearing and speech impaired girl who returned to India from Pakistan recently, to the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) for further assistance.

Geeta, the deaf and mute girl who last week returned to India from Pakistan, is "happy in Indore", External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj said on Monday.

The government has set the ball rolling for repatriating a 15-year-old Pakistani boy, Ramzan, stuck here for more than two years in a story resembling that of Geeta, the hearing and speech impaired girl who returned home from the neighbouring country last week after over a decade-long separation from her family.

The report of the DNA tests carried out to determine the parentage of 23-year-old Geeta, the deaf and mute girl who returned from Pakistan after being separated from her family over a decade ago, has been submitted to the Ministry of External Affairs.