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NGO reunites 17 runaway kids with families
Posted by: 2016-03-21 03:07:48 ,By Raj Kumar
Ranjit Gaikwad (12) ran away from his school hostel in Nanded. After two months of painful search, he was re-united with his family with the help of Samtol Foundation, an NGO that works for rehabilitation of street children.
Ranjit was one of the 17 children rescued and re-united with their families by the NGO on Sunday, during a special event. Most of these children have spent almost two months with the NGO, and their families are from different part of the country.
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