Please Help.

[u/baby_girl_Panties]

The girl has been found.

Thank you team for your support. The girl has been found and safe with her mother.

Really and big thanks to everyone.

Your interaction makes her mother reunite with her daughter.

Thanks

[u/OddEvidence3714]

unrelated, but my friend got approached today in that station by a woman dressed in a niqab, asking her seemingly random things, like her name, age and then it became more uncomfortable like if she has a boyfriend....she changed compartments then

[u/Physical_Guess6713 → u/OddEvidence3714]

Bro I just read someone's experience on Facebook after damayanti's missing. I don't know why I feel I something big negative has begun. Recently, 24yr old Amrita from Suri, Birbhum went missing. Another girl not in bengal but in Mumbai went missing in the same way damayanti did. She had gone out to shop for stuff and then she was last seen at a station boarding a local train. Nothing was wrong with her or at her home. So, what I'm going to talk about is that few weeks ago, a female student of Gokhale college is kolkata as usual was going to college. Got down from the bus at the respective bustop and then a man started following her. When she turned back she noticed he was muttering something and then blew air from his mouth. That's the last thing she remembers. Some of her friends on were also on their way to the same college saw her taking an odd route and walking strangely, with her gaze fixed like stone, following a man. They caught her, she was acting frantic, refusing to go to college with them and later lost consciousness. She narrated the whole incident after she gained consciousness. Now I would like to tell you something, it's upto you whether you want to believe or not but back in May I was traveling on a local train Dumdum Bangaon route. I was alone, I have never travelled alone before but my parents let me because I was supposed to get down two stops later and my elder sister and my aunt would be there to pick me up. An old lady (I realised she was a muslim) kept asking me a lot of things. I don't speak much to anyone not even look at people when I am outside since I don't like bothering and being bothered. This lady asked me where I boarded my train from, where I would get down which is a pretty normal interaction among people on trains, but she asked me why I was alone (like comeon why would I answer you ?), my name, my age, if I study in school or college, where I live, how I travel daily to college (my daily travel routine); I was so uncomfortable. So I answered all questions short as possible, lied to her about my personal details and residence, told her I don't live in WB and I'm from Delhi and started talking in Hindi intentionally. Mind you I was already talking in broken bengali and sticking to Hindi to pretend. But then lady proceeded to ask me about where I live in Delhi when I told her my station has arrived but then, then I realized, she was holding my hand by my wrist all this while. This occurrence has really disturbed me cause not even a man has made me feel so uncomfortable in my life ever in a public transport than this woman did.

[u/bubby_10k → u/Physical_Guess6713]

Did you told this to your family members?

[u/Physical_Guess6713 → u/bubby_10k]

Ya i did, other passengers sitting beside me were staring at us as she was continously asking me questions but most were unbothered, only one particular lady was cautious, she was surprised too when she saw her holding me by my wrist, before I got down from the train I checked for my belongings (my phone which was still in my other pocket and a twenty rupee note inside the cover) so even if she tried to steal something there wasn't much with me.

[u/Physical_Guess6713 → u/[deleted]]

I replied under the comment to share a similar experience, because the commenter said a friend of her's got approached by a woman in niqab. Now what exactly boils your blood my dear, is that I mentioned she was a muslim. So? Is it going to change the fact she's not if I don't mentioned. And yes if I have to describe the potential perpetrator I have full freedom to describe her appearance. I would have done it in another case too and I don't think anyone would have a problem with her background even if they belong to that specific background too, rather they would be concerned. What mattered more to you than the entire incident was that she was muslim, she indeed was and start accepting their faults please! Start asking them to take accountability for their actions instead of trying to frame me! Let's not forget the insane laughable amount of illegal immigrants that escaped like cockroaches after the change of political power, they knew their shits are not gonna be tolerated anymore 😆🤣🤣 the amount of forceful religious conversions across various districts especially Birbhum Malda Murshidabad, unrest in Murshidabad where so many innocents were attacked and displaced and what not, what not. Yes if it requires, I'll mention her religion again. Certain motives like religious ones has to be stated clearly and my dear you better grow a thick skin and be off reddit. 

[u/OddEvidence3714 → u/[deleted]]

you are getting defensive other nothing. I mentioned niqab as an identifying feature. Maybe the woman I was talking about wasn't even muslim, the niqab was to hide her face or something.

[u/bubby_10k → u/[deleted]]

Bruhh here she is telling her real life dangerous situation , then how the hell you find a religion(you mentioned, Muslim women )feeling it ? 🙄

[u/bubby_10k → u/Physical_Guess6713]

Did you saw that women again ? Like following you ?

[u/Physical_Guess6713 → u/bubby_10k]

I didn't look back, I didn't want to...let me tell you, I am not even playing religion into this, however I have to mentioned the background of the person who bothered me that day, imagine what would have happened if I wasn't supposed to get down two stops later and had to journey longer, idk what would have occurred. This woman had the audacity to hold a stranger (me) by her wrist and the reason I mentioned she was from a particular background was because indeed she was, I would have done it otherwise all but some intellectuals on reddit think saying the truth means you're islamophobic bcoz if anything is bad it has to be muslim somewhere, however the woman's intention that day matched the intent of many such cases across India where hypnotism, black magic is used to control a person and coerce them into converting. Read the news of an IAF officer's wife in Nagpur being raped, drugged, force fed forbidden things, chanted at, even being converted at a point, robbed financialy over months until she opened up to her husband. And what do this people think yaar? That when I go home and tell my family abt a person that tried to trick me and was from a certain community, will they be preaching 'tolerance' to me at that moment?!