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A shocking incident has emerged from Bulandshahr, Uttar Pradesh, where a family was reunited with their son who was believed to have died 13 years ago. The boy, Dipu, was thought to have died from a snakebite in 2012 in the village of Surajpur Tikri, in the Aurangabad police jurisdiction. However, in a miraculous twist, he was found alive in Haryana, much to the astonishment of his family and the local community. The Mysterious Incident of 13 Years Ago Thirteen years ago, Dipu, a 13-year-old boy, was playing in the haystack at his home in Surajpur Tikri. While attempting to fetch a sickle, he was bitten by a snake, leading to his death. The family, devastated by the tragic loss, performed the last rites and immersed his body in the Ganga river at the Brijghat. Little did they know that this would not be the last time they would hear of their son. The Miracle: Dipu Found Alive in Haryana What happened next seemed like something out of a surreal story. After Dipu's death, his body was allegedly taken by a snake charmer, Bengali Nath Baba, to an ashram in Nagal, a village in Palwal, Haryana. According to Bengali Nath Baba, he took the boy's body to his guru's place in Bengal for treatment. Miraculously, during the treatment, the boy revived, much to the surprise of everyone involved. The snake charmer then brought the boy back to his ashram in Palwal. A Mother’s Relentless Search Dipu’s mother, Suman Devi, had been searching for her son for years, visiting different snake charmer camps, hoping to find some trace of him. She had never given up hope of finding her son alive. After hearing about the boy at the ashram in Nagal, Suman Devi went to the location, where she was shocked to see a young man who resembled her son. As she approached him, she noticed a distinct mark behind his ear, which confirmed that the boy was indeed her son, Dipu. With tears in her eyes, Suman Devi attempted to take her son back, but Bengali Nath Baba refused to let him go, citing his reasons for keeping the boy at the ashram for further treatment. The mother’s emotional outburst was witnessed by many who gathered at the ashram to witness the extraordinary reunion. Family's Emotional Reunion with Dipu Upon hearing the news, Dipu’s relatives rushed to the ashram to see the boy they had thought lost forever. They embraced him with overwhelming emotion, crying and rejoicing at his unexpected return. Suman Devi, still unable to fully comprehend the situation, stood beside her son, expressing her disbelief and joy. Sukhpal Saini, Dipu’s father, shared that Bengali Nath Baba had informed them that he would be taking Dipu back to his ashram. Baba refused to let the boy return to the village with his family, insisting on keeping him for a while longer at the ashram. Dipu, the youngest of five siblings, was now the center of attention as his family embraced him after years of searching and grieving. Mark Behind the Ear: The Key to Identification The mark behind Dipu’s ear became the key to identifying him. Suman Devi was certain that this was her son, as she had spent years looking for any identifying marks or signs. The emotional recognition of her son was a moment of mixed joy and disbelief for Suman Devi. After confirming his identity, she tried to take him back, but Bengali Nath Baba remained adamant about keeping Dipu at the ashram for further care. The Ongoing Dilemma: Family's Desire to Take Dipu Home Despite the emotional reunion, the situation remains complicated. Suman Devi and the extended family desperately want to take Dipu home, but the ashram authorities have refused. Bengali Nath Baba insists that Dipu remain at the ashram for further treatment, keeping him under his care for the time being. This has left the family in a difficult situation, torn between their desire to bring their son back and the assurances from the ashram regarding his recovery. Local Community's Reactions The news of Dipu's return has sent shockwaves through the local community in Surajpur Tikri. Many villagers who had mourned his death 13 years ago are now in disbelief at the miraculous twist of fate. The emotional support from the community has been overwhelming, as people have come to witness the reunion. The villagers are also eager to know how Dipu ended up alive after so many years, but the details remain unclear. The Role of Bengali Nath Baba in the Event Bengali Nath Baba, the snake charmer who claims to have revived Dipu, has played a crucial role in this extraordinary event. He took the boy’s body to his guru in Bengal and is now insisting that Dipu stay in the ashram for further recovery. While some in the community view this as a miraculous occurrence, others remain skeptical about the circumstances of Dipu’s revival. The Future of Dipu's Return As of now, the situation remains unresolved. The family wants to take Dipu home, but the ashram has made it clear that they wish to continue the boy's treatment. The emotional turmoil for Suman Devi and her family is far from over, as they await the final decision on whether they will be able to reunite with their son permanently or if he will stay at the ashram for a longer period. The story of Dipu’s return after 13 years is not just an incredible tale of survival but also a testament to the power of hope and faith. The family’s journey to find their son, the miraculous revival, and the emotional reunion are all parts of a narrative that has left the entire village in awe. As the story unfolds, many questions remain unanswered, but one thing is certain: Dipu’s return has given his family a second chance at life, and they are determined to keep fighting for his return home.

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