Bajrangi Bhaijaan Effect: Now, Salman Khan offers help to bring back Indian girl from Pakistan

Mumbai, Aug 4: After External Affair Minister Sushma Swaraj, now Salman Khan promised to help Geeta to reunite her with her family members in India.

According to sources, the Bollywood actor asked director Kabir Khan to check how he can help Geeta. Ansar Burney, the social activist and former Pakistani minister, stated, "Salman Khan offers to help Geeta. Asks director Kabir Khan to find out how he can help Geeta meet her family."

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Geeta, now 22-year-old, was nine-year-old when she crossed India-Pakistan border. Officials of Punjab Rangers handed Geeta over to a social welfare organisation, the Edhi Foundation, in Lahore. She later was moved to a home in Karachi.

Mr Burney earlier in 2012 had tried to locate whereabouts of Geeta's parents, but he failed. Now, after the success of Salman Khan-starrer blockbuster movie Bajrangi Bhaijaan, Mr Burney once again brought Geeta's story into everyone's notice.

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He wrote about Geeta on micro-blogging site Twitter. According to his posts, Geeta recognised the Indian map but she failed to give other details about her family.

Salman Khan offers to help Geeta. Asks director Kabir Khan to find out how he can help Geeta meet her family @SushmaSwaraj @MehrTarar

— Ansar Burney (@AnsarBurney) August 4, 2015

Thanks @SushmaSwaraj jee for asking Indian High Commissioner Dr TCA Raghavan to go to Karachi and meet Geeta alias Guddy

— Ansar Burney (@AnsarBurney) August 4, 2015

Indian High Commissioner in Pakistan Dr.TCA Raghavan is reaching Karachi and will meet Geeta today.

— Sushma Swaraj (@SushmaSwaraj) August 4, 2015

Mr Burney in his post also mentioned that officials at her shelter believe she tries to say that her father is from Jharkhand and mother from Telangana. She has also conveyed that she has 11 siblings, including four sisters.

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