A missing boy in the midst of the crowd… What
can be more surprisingly baffling for a father who has just picked up the daily
newspaper for the purpose of casual reading? And there he observes the picture
of his son- the only son who he had been hunting for the past one year. Finding
no trace of him, he had almost given up.
His son is only 12 years old, hardly capable
of taking care of himself. He is seen amongst all the cricket lovers present in
the Wankhede Stadium.
Now, some interesting facts:
The missing boy was an ardent lover of
cricket. His presence quite predictable there but who paid for him to get
through the entrance for the match? He has been missing and can’t afford to
protect and preserve himself for months.
The missing boy suffers from the habit of
sucking his thumb. In the picture, he is viewed with the same behavior.
The missing boy belongs to a farmer’s family of
Rajasthan. How could he travel to all the way from there to Bengaluru? Another,
unanswered question.
As I thought and thought I couldn’t familiarize
myself with this strange circumstance. It not only brought curiosity in the
mind of mine but amongst my colleagues too. This is not a fiction. It is a story
I encountered in my internship.
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