A 35-year-old woman, who had accidentally reached West Bengal eight months ago, would reach her home in Guna on July 12 with the help of West Bengal Radio Club.
The Club members including Somnath Adhikary and Sufal Mazumdar along with a team of police personnel from Titagarh police station of North 24 Pargana district would reach Guna to hand over the woman to her family members.
While talking to ‘The Pioneer’, Ambarish Nag Biswas, Secretary of the Club, which works for missing persons, said that the woman had somehow reached Howrah railway station and then reached Behrampur station. While sleeping at the platform, her left leg’s fingers were damaged by mice.
From there, Biswas said that the woman was admitted to BN Bose hospital. Since, she was unable to communicate properly, the locals there found it difficult from where she belonged. However, she indicated that he hailed from Guna. “With the help of SDO Biju Goswami, it was found that the woman Phoolbai hailed from Guna in Madhya Pradesh, he added.
The officials in Guna district searched for the house of Phoolbai and found her husband Karan Singh has married another woman and refused to accept that Phoolbai is his wife. However, the police have recovered a voters’ ID of Phoolbai, in which name of Karan Singh has been mentioned as her husband.