Jammu: Kuldeep, who went missing 29 years ago from home, has returned home from Pakistan after waiting for nearly three decades. However, Kuldeep is yet to meet the family members. They are also waiting eagerly for a time when they can touch him and hug him. Kuldeep's mother did not let her hopes of seeing her son's face break in this long time. With Kuldeep entering India via the Wagah border, tears of joy are no longer stopping from the mother's eyes. She is eager to embrace his son.

On December 10, 1992, Kuldeep Singh, a resident of Makwal in Ramkot, suddenly went missing. When Kuldeep did not return for several days, the family also started questioning at several places. Wherever someone reported his sighting, the family members would reach there, but Kuldeep had no knowledge. When Kuldeep finally received the first message in 1996, the family's shattered hopes were dashed again. Makwal resident Kuldeep Singh was lodged in barrack number four of Pakistan's Kot Lakhpat Central Jail Lahore. That was the address from where the family continued to get Kuldeep Singh's information thereafter.

The mother's eyes have also turned in the last 29 years in the hope of meeting Kuldeep. Tears of joy are now flowing from these eyes. Kuldeep Singh's mother Krishna Devi says she hoped she would be able to meet her son before she lose her breath. The mother said her son is extremely courageous. He does not know how he reached Pakistan, but he did expect his son to return one day. It is only after three decades that God has heard her prayers.

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