29 years ago people assumed him dead, when SIR started he returned home to search for papers.

After the introduction of Special Intensive Revision (SIR) in many states of the country, controversies are continuously coming to the fore. Along with this, many interesting stories related to SIR are also coming to light. One such case has come to light from Muzaffarnagar, Uttar Pradesh, where a man has returned to his home after 29 years. 70 year old Sharif Ahmed suddenly came to his home in Khatauli, even though the family had considered him dead. Surprisingly, he had gone there to collect necessary documents for the ongoing SIR in West Bengal.

Talking to news agency PTI, his nephew told that Sharif Ahmed was missing since 1997. After the death of his first wife, he married for the second time and moved to West Bengal. He returned to his home on 29 December.

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What did the nephew say?

Wasim said, ‘We were trying to find him for many years. While searching for him, he also went to West Bengal where his second wife had given him an address. Went searching there also but all efforts failed. He said, ‘With no contact with him for decades, we had assumed him dead. He is survived by four daughters.

Sharif also expressed happiness

Sharif told that he returned to his home to collect documents related to SIR exercise in Bengal. Because of this he had to contact his village again. “After coming here, he came to know that many of his close family members, including his father and brother, had died,” he said. After meeting everyone, he and his family are very happy.

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He said, ‘It was a very happy occasion for all of us to meet the family after so many years.’ Sharif told that after completing the SIR process, he returned to Medinipur district of West Bengal and lives there with his family.