Dera Sacha Sauda Volunteers Reunite Missing Youth with Family After Providing Care and Medical Assistance (TIN)
Ratia: Demonstrating the true spirit of humanity, followers of Dera Sacha Sauda have once again set an inspiring example of selfless service by helping a missing youth reunite with his family. Found in a distressed condition on Tohana Road, the young man received personal care, medical attention and assistance in locating his relatives before being safely handed over to them.
According to information, Anzar, son of Jamir Shah, a resident of Bijnor district in Uttar Pradesh, had been living with his brother in Phagwara, where he was working. During this period, he became separated from his family and eventually reached Tohana Road in a vulnerable condition.
Seeing his plight, Raman Premi, a resident of Vilaspur and a member of the Super Student and IT Wing, came forward to help him. He took the youth to the Dera Sacha Sauda and Manavta Bhalai Centre in Ratia.
At the centre, Dera volunteers ensured that the young man received proper care and attention. They helped him bathe, cleaned him up, trimmed his nails and provided him with food. They also treated his wounds by applying dressings and providing basic medical assistance.
Their efforts focused on restoring his health and dignity while ensuring that he could safely return to his family.
After providing initial assistance, the volunteers began searching for the youth's family through their own efforts. Following considerable attempts, they successfully established contact with his relatives and arranged for the family reunion.
His brothers, Imran, Shehzad and Naushad, travelled from Bijnor to Ratia to take him home. In the presence of police personnel Rajendra Kumar and Kuldeep Singh, the young man was formally handed over to his family.
Expressing gratitude, the youth's brother Naushad praised the volunteers for their compassion and dedication. He said that such spiritual guidance inspires followers to serve humanity, support the underprivileged and help people in distress.
He particularly appreciated the way the volunteers cared for his brother and worked tirelessly to reunite him with his family.
Sub-Inspector Rajendra Kumar also praised the efforts of the Dera volunteers, describing their contribution to humanity as commendable. He stated that the police administration would continue to support such social welfare and public service initiatives.
Among those present during the occasion were Pyare Lal Insan, Devraj Insan, Vikas Insan, Gurjeet Singh Insan, Asha Insan, Gurnew, Lokchand Insan, Vakil Insan, Sanju, Sonu, Dilwar Insan, Dr. Brijlal and Satnam Insan, along with other volunteers.
Copyright © 2026 Top Indian News
