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Dead Boy
was brought to live Four years after his death :-
In 1935 there
was a coolie by the name of Devilal and he had great loce for Sayed
Ali Mira Datar dargah and was a regular visitor of the Mazaar Shariff.
By the Duaas of Mira Datar Devilal got a son whom he named Roshanalal,
when the son was four years old, he got ill and was operated in
Ahmedabad Civil hospital but doctors could not save him and he died
of his illness...
He was buried
near Unnava Pond, Devilal and his Wife both used to come to mazar
shariff and weep a lot they used to cry at the darbar and say to
Sayed Ali that they had a lot of expectations from his mazaar but
theylost their child..Then both the parents were very dejected and
thy went to Ahmedabad.
There also he
used to sit alone and cry full day thinking of Sayed Ali one day
he was sitting in a closed room and was crying alone for his lost
son..Suddenly he saw a very beautiful small boy standing in front
of him and he said go your son Roshan is waiting for you at Delhi
Station.
Devilal was
shocked as the room was locked from inside How could someone come
inside the closed room and as soon as the boy gave Devilal the message
he vanished and full room was filled with sweet frangrance.
He realised
that small boy was actually Sayed Ali Mira Datar who had come to
give him Good News of Return of his son..
There at Delhi
station when a train entered the yard when the train was being cleaned
the sweeper noticed a small boy just Four years of age wrapped in
a white cloth he took the boy to the station master and a lot of
people gathered there to see the boy, Soon Devilal also reached
delhi and came to the same platform which was told by the small
boy and he saw the crowd..he went near and saw that it was actually
his son whom he himself had buried three years ago...
He was so happy,
Devilal narrated the whole story to station master who with many
other people came to Unnava to find the truth and the dug the place
where Roshan was buried but there was nothing in the grave.
Sach hi kaha
hai kisine...
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