Bengaluru: Facebook Messenger helps WB boy reunite with mother after 1 year

Bengaluru: A 17-year-old boy from West Bengal was reunited with his mother in Bengaluru, 1 year after he went missing.

The boy identified as Suhas from West Bengal had accidentally boarded a train while playing hide and seek and reached Bengaluru.

Recently, Rajanna, a local bakery owner, Nithin and Shreedhar noticed the boy at the station. They gave him food and shelter and also enquired about his village.

Suhas apparently did not remember the name of his village but told them his elder brother’s name. The trio searched for his brother on facebook and contacted him.

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A week later his family reached Bengaluru and took Suhas along with them to their village.

Sandhyavani