By Admin 
A shocking story has come to light from Muzaffarnagar during the ongoing Special Intensive Review (SIR) campaign in Uttar Pradesh. Where during voter list verification, a family found their lost uncle alive after 29 years. His family had considered him dead years ago, but because of SIR, he has returned home.
This incident took place in Mohalla Balak Ram of Khatauli town of Muzaffarnagar, where uncle Sharif, who lived, had lost contact with his family 29 years ago. The family members tried to gather a lot of information about him but when nothing was found about him and all hopes of finding him were lost, they assumed him to be dead. He returned during voter list revision.
No contact with family after 1997
It is being told that after the death of his first wife, Uncle Sharif married for the second time in 1997 and moved to West Bengal. There was contact with the family for some time, but later the address became wrong and the communication broke down completely. Neither did any call come from uncle Sharif nor were the family members able to talk to him when they contacted.
‘Homecoming’ for SIR verification
Despite many efforts, the family members were not getting any information about them, but when the process of SIR started, all the links were revealed. During voter list verification, a name, identity and documents solved this 29 year old mystery. When uncle Sharif reached the door of his old house for verification, the family members were surprised to see him.
Years later, when the family members looked at the door of uncle Sharif’s house, they could not believe it. After which everyone’s eyes filled with tears and their emotions burst out. This was not just the return of one person, but the end of a 29-year wait. This campaign of SIR reunited him with his family member who had been separated years ago.
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