Ruckus at Childline as woman claims to be Ramzan's aunt

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A ruckus was created at  the Childline office after a Pakistani woman visited the office to meet Pakistani boy Ramzan on Sunday. The woman claimed that she was his aunt but failed to prove.

Pakistani boy Ramzan waiting to return to his country found a new visitor in the form of Pakistan based woman Sadrun Nisa, who claimed that she lives in Shahi Faizal mohalla, adjacent to Gulshan-e-Iqbal colony, Karachi, where Ramzan’s mother lives.

She told the Childline authorities that she would talk to his mother after returning to Karachi and wanted to meet Ramzan and was permitted by director of Childline Archana Sahay but things changed after the media arrived and Sahay asked the woman to leave and later informed the police.

Sayyed Sajid, a resident of Bhopal and claimed to be woman’s nephew told that his aunt who is a Pakistani resident, arrived few days ago in the city and when she came to know about Ramzan she wished to meet him, but what happened at the Childline was really annoying and she was dejected due to the behaviour of the Childline staff.

On the other hand, Sahay said that Sajid claimed that the woman was his aunt but later after reaching Childline he claimed that the woman was Ramzan’s aunt but were not able to provide satisfactorily answers and thereafter, it was found a publicity trick of the woman and Sajid. later, they refused to leave due to which police were informed and after their intervention the matter was pacified.

Ramzan is staying for the past four years in the country while his mother in living in Pakistan. The Childline urged through embassy to take Ramzan and invited his mother to visit India and initially his mother agreed but later giving excuse of ill behaviour with Indians in Pakistan she refused to visit India and cancelled the meeting.

Daily Pioneer
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