Today is the age of digital age. People talk to each other on the phone or on social media sites. Share your sorrow and pain. Not only this, now everything is decided on this social media platform from expressing love to relationships. However, a young man in Chhattisgarh’s Dhamtari district was so desperate to meet his sweetheart that he reached the collector’s office. He handed over a letter to Collector Namrata Gandhi expressing his plight.
Lover’s name is Yash Kumar. Yash had an affair with a girl. He used to talk to her on the phone and the two even met from time to time. One day the girl’s family came to know about their relationship. On this he stopped the girl from leaving the house. When the girl informed her lover Yash about this, he became worried. Yash tried several times to meet his girlfriend, but could not succeed.
Report your problem to the collector
Lover Yash felt that he would never meet his beloved now, so he reached the collector’s door. He gave a one-page letter to Dhamtari Collector Namrata Gandhi and narrated his entire ordeal. Lover Yash told the collector, “He loves a girl. The girl’s family came to know about this a few weeks ago. And his mobile was switched off, due to which he lost contact.
Ask the collector for permission to meet the girlfriend
Lover Yash further said, “He tried to meet his girlfriend twice, but her family members did not allow him to meet her. Frustrated by all this, he has come to seek your help.” Lover Yash asked Collector Namrata Gandhi to let him meet his lover. Now Collector Namrata Gandhi took Yash’s application but did not give any reply. Yash also returned from the collector’s office expressing his grief.
(Reporting by Suraj Shahu/Dhamtari)
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