Lahore (News Desk): In a heartwarming story of hope and patience, a mother in Lahore was finally reunited with her son after nine long years. The reunion became possible due to the continuous efforts of the Punjab Safe Cities Authority (PSCA) team, whose initiative “Mera Pyara” helped trace the missing individual.
The Nine-Year Wait Ends
Nine years ago, Mohammad Liaqat, son of Sadiq, mysteriously went missing from the Sajpal area near Lahore Airport. One day he left his home and never returned. Since then, his family searched tirelessly but remained without answers. His mother, waiting with unbroken hope, finally embraced her son after almost a decade, moving everyone present to tears.
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Life Away From Home
After going missing, Liaqat somehow reached Multan, where he stayed for a long time at an Edhi Home shelter. Due to his unstable mental condition, he introduced himself to others as Shakoor. In 2023, he was shifted to the Punjab Institute of Mental Health in Lahore for treatment and care.
The Role of Punjab Safe Cities Authority
The breakthrough came when PSCA’s “Mera Pyara” team recorded a short interview with Liaqat and shared it on their social media platforms. Soon after, his family recognized him in the video and immediately contacted the Safe Cities team. This led to an emotional reunion that ended nine years of suffering for the family.
A Mother’s Gratitude
Speaking to the media, Liaqat’s mother expressed her emotions with teary eyes:
“After nine years, I have finally met my son again. I am grateful to the Punjab Safe Cities Authority team for making this possible.”
The touching moment has spread hope among countless families still searching for their missing loved ones.
FAQs – Missing Son Reunited After Nine Years
Q1: Who was the missing person found after nine years?
The missing person was Mohammad Liaqat, son of Sadiq, who disappeared from Lahore in 2014.
Q2: How was he identified after such a long time?
He was identified when the Punjab Safe Cities Authority’s “Mera Pyara” team shared his video interview on social media. His family recognized him immediately.
Q3: Where had Liaqat been living all these years?
After going missing, he stayed in Multan at an Edhi Home shelter and was later shifted to the Punjab Institute of Mental Health in Lahore.
Q4: Why was he using a different name?
Due to his mental health condition, he told others his name was Shakoor.
Q5: What did his family say about the reunion?
His mother said she was overjoyed to finally meet her son after nine painful years and thanked the Safe Cities team for their efforts.