Thomas (Special correspondent)
A 19-year-old speech hearing impaired youth who went missing six years ago was reunited with his mother due to Unique identification Authority of India (UIDAI) seva kendra and officials of the children home in Nagpur .
A senior officer told media persons,On Friday, Parvathamma,mother of Bharath Kumar B,along with the Yelahanka police went to Nagpur and brought back the child and safely reunited to his mother.
It was a emotional reunion as Bharath and Parvathamma hugged each other and cried inconsolably.
She thanks each and every members of the children home for taking care of Bharath .
Bharath,a speech impaired boy aged 13 had accompanied his mother to Raitha Santhe,as she used to sell vegetable regularly.
He was the only son of Parvathamma from Singanayakanahalli,a vegetable vendor .
Due to heavy rush at the market,Bharath was separated while Parvathamma was busy selling veggies and 10 months later found by Railway police at Nagpur station while wondering .
The police handed him over to government children home to rehabilitation since then he was under their care.
Due to speech impairment problem,he was not been able to communicate and gave the address .
Meanwhile Parvathamma after searching for him filed a missing complaint with the Yelahanka police on March 2016.
Recently the children home officer identified as Mahesh,took Bharath along with others to get his Aadhar registration at the Kendra.
To his surprise the biomatrix details rejected and further inquiries revealed that he had already enrolled .
The officials sourced the contact details and initiated the Bengaluru children home staff who later identified the mother of Bharath and with the help of Yelahanka police inspector,KP Sathyanarayana and his staff they informed Parvathamma that her son has been traced as soon she heard this she was totally happy to know that her son is safe and Alive.
Later the mother and son were reunited safely after completing all the paper he added.
