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Rewari: The miraculous reunion of a long-lost daughter, Kajal (13), with her parents, father Prem and mother Meena Devi, here on January 31, endowed them with ineffable joy, coupled with amazement.The story of hapless separation of Kajal and her two cousins, Sajan, six-year-old son, and Poonam (7), chidren of her uncle, Surjan, from their parents, residing in slum dwellings in Indira Colony, near the railway station here, began on July 28, 2007, when the three children playfully boarded a train at the station, which took them to Satna town in Madhya Pradesh to the utter unawareness of their parents.Thereafter while the failure of the police to trace the whereabouts of the missing children disappointed the parents to such an extent that they lost all hope of meeting their children again, the Government Railway Police of Satna entrusted Kajal and Sajan to the Child Line Society, an NGO, that took good care of them, whereas Poonam was taken to an undisclosed place by some unknown resident clandestinely.The prolonged efforts to seek restoration of the two children with their parents made persistently by the society recently gained success when Kajal started blurting out hints regarding their association with Rewari.Consequently the director of the society conveyed such information to the Satna police which, in turn, gathered a report from the Rewari police about the disappearance of the three children from here in 2007, following which two functionaries of the society brought Kajal to Rewari on January 31.They met SSP Bharti Arora in her office here where the parents instantly and delightfully hugged their long-lost daughter, Kajal.Simultaneously at the time of filing of this report, preparations were on to bring Sajan back to Rewari.