Any word on this matter?  Was she found and reunited back with her family?

Riten · Jun 8, 2009 8:52 AM

Let's pray that she is physically safe and will soon be reunited with her family. If there is no update, it might be time to contact the authorities if it has not been done yet. Peace

mR. hydE · Jun 8, 2009 9:02 AM

Just got the word from a friend, he was found after 3 days.

Bhakte · Jun 8, 2009 9:17 AM

All that gold around her body and Kales in NY hope she is safe.

americanboy · Jun 8, 2009 9:46 AM

Can someone post the details of how was finally found?

newlynew · Jun 8, 2009 11:05 AM

i heard that some indian guy brought her back,,,i also heard that she lost her way back to home and found out walking beside  somewhere near by the sea area,,,but no more news has been flash out...

blackfox · Jun 8, 2009 10:02 PM

Anyone bringing their parents with language difficulty should make sure that they have the full address, home/cell phone contact, cab money and a cell phone with them. All that bling is just way out of line. Come on, people, grow up before someone gets serously hurt. If you cannot take care of them while they are here, don't bother inviting them over...

newlynew · Jun 9, 2009 8:04 AM

well regarding her i have some more information i heard her daughter insisted her on carrying the cell number but the woman, she said she's going nearby and will be back so they dont need to bother about it yup she was found on the bank of river/ sea. she was warned about spanish peoples in the park therefore she had covered her jewelleries. and the interesting thing is they even asked their peoples in nepal to go n see an astrologer and the astrologer told them that she was safe, nothing had happened to her and her ornaments and she'd be back soon. and there an indian brought her to jackson height lol   see sometimes astrologers do something that we are bound to believe them lol

sobergal · Jun 9, 2009 9:48 PM

Thank God for that Indian person who brought her back to her family.  Teaches us much about not stereotyping, eh?

Riten · Jun 10, 2009 8:18 AM

I thought she went missing on Friday and was recovered three days later with a little help from a bhaiya. Did she spend three days on the bank of the river/sea? Too much 'guff'. You invite family members and don't take long enough vacation from work to spend time with her/him or show him/her around, the visitor will get bored as hell. You see having a visitor from Nepal over here is a financial decision too. You need to be committed enough to make the visit worthwhile for the whole family. And why so much Gahana. No one gets impressed with traditional Gahanas here anyways. It just serves as a temptation-boost to the would-be-kidnapper.

mR. hydE · Jun 10, 2009 8:37 AM

No excuses... She was not taken good care of and this is the consequence... How come an Indian was a good Samaritan here? I thought 100% of them were really evil people going by the posts in Sajha... Yes, good lesson for the Indian hating ignorants.

newlynew · Jun 10, 2009 9:14 AM

Wow,what can I say about this? She is our bujhruk,we need to respect our elders.But after being rescued by a good samatarian,how can one not let him/her drop her to her house and introduce him to her family?Atleast a thankyou from family members was needed .Don't you guys think so?And here since the guy turned out to be an indian was treated like that????We Nepalese will never learn manners............. If that's true then,I feel really bad.What a way to say thankyou for helping a senior who was lost in a new town !!!!!!!!!!!!!!   Thankgod atleast she is rescued .Good news .Even I was wondering what happened to her.

bideshi · Jun 10, 2009 11:07 AM

Totally agree with bideshi! One of my relative also lost her host's address (but thought she knew the address) and made an Indian Taxi driver to drive towards opposite direction in NYC and later she found that out and they returned all the way back. Driver noticed that she was new to the place n worrying a lot due to all this...he did not charge a single penny tho she insisted to pay, he said u r like my sister and I just want to make you happy. This is another example of a good samatarian

kHusHii · Jun 10, 2009 1:02 PM

JPEG what about your views on castes other than kirat? (or whatever ur caste is as I don't follow ur threads that closely)

kHusHii · Jun 10, 2009 1:09 PM

yawn

prem chopda · Jun 10, 2009 2:44 PM

It's not about Indian or Nepali.It's about ethic.If somebody helps you,u should atleast thank that person and if situation is like this,atleast you should take that person to meet your family.

bideshi · Jun 11, 2009 2:34 PM

It's not about Indian or Nepali.It's about ethic.If somebody helps you,u should atleast thank that person and if situation is like this,atleast you should take that person to meet your family.

bideshi · Jun 11, 2009 2:34 PM

Why do you guys hate Indian people, when you listen to Hindi music, watch Hindi movies and even talk in Hindi(instead of English) when you meet them? I have rarely seen a Nepali who doesn't understand Hindi or do not talk Hindi. How many of you won't go to an Indian store around your area if there was one (for those outside Nepal)? So all you hypocrites, look at yourselves before you call yourselves Indian hater. Just because you had bad experience with couple indian people doesn't mean all of them are like that. You will find many nepali people who are far worse that Indians.  

danfe123 · Jun 11, 2009 3:24 PM

JPEG, I do not support any encroachment of our boarders by any country or by India. And just my two cents, I do not thing India or any country will be able to take over Nepal in this era. All I was trying to say was let's not stereotype individuals based on a few bad experiences we had with some Indian people. How would you feel if you treat some people with respect, but not get that same respect back, just because you are from Nepal.

Danfe123 · Jun 12, 2009 11:14 AM