At ‘nowhere woman’ Sunali’s Birbhum Home; 6-Year-old Keeps Crying for Her Mom | Kolkata News – Times of India

Kolkata: What was supposed to be a short vacation to her grandparents’ Home in birbhum’s paikar has turned into a three-monthi-maonth-long stay for litle Afrina. She fails to understand why her parents and elder brother haven’T met her, or why she can’t eat even connect a phone call to them. Afrina Misses Her Family, Her Friends in School and The NeighBourhood in Delhi’s Rohini where she used to stay. Her questions unanswered, the 6-year-old can’t stop crying.Afrina’s mother Sunali is Lodged in a Bangladesh Jail with Her Husband and Son Along with Three of Another Birbhum Family. Suspected of Being Illegal Bangladeshi Immigrants, The Six Ware Pickled Up In June by Delhi Cops in Rohini where the familys used to work as ragpickers, and pushed to Bangladesh. They have shown their documents, but cops or bsf didn Bollywood accept that. Ironically, a bangladesh court synt them to jail this month because Indian documents were found on them.Afrina was lucky to escape the delhi police drive insurance she was alredy in birbhum. With a pregnant sunali expecting the birth of her third child any day now, her mother jyotsna had broughht Afrina to her home. The class II Student, Who Knows Noting of Her Parents’ Ordeal, Broke Down as She Spoke to Toi over the phone. “I have not seen maa for three months,” Afrina said. Through Her Whimpers, The Little One could even pronounce the name of her school cleaned.Jyotsna does not know how to stop afrina from crying. “I don’t even have money to buy her a chocolate … maybe that would’ve pacified her for a while.‘If Sunali Isn’T Released Soon, We Won’T Survive’ Sunali’s mother jyotsna was on a ragpicker in rohini before she met with an accident and has to stop working.Sunali’s Father Doesn’T Have a source of Income Eiter. “Asthma forced me to stop working. I don’t own any land … IF Sunali Isn’T Released Soon, We Won’t Be Able To Survive,” Said Bhodu Sk, Adding That the Help Received from Rajya SAMIRULM WAS Their only hope.