Indore, May 21: Two sisters, one aged nine years and the other 11 years, were reunited with their mother on Sunday with the help of a local NGO Childline.
The two sisters left home all of a sudden after a minor quarrel with their parents. They boarded a train and went to Aurangabad, Maharashtra, where they told a policeman that they were orphans.
They were handed over to an orphanage in Aurangabad, which after ascertaining that they hail from Indore, sent them to this city, and handed them to Childline here.
Their mother said, she had been giving 'missing' ads in several newspapers and had been making a round of temples to get back her daughters. At last, her prayers were heeded to.
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