A day in the life of Geeta

Activists are working to find the hometown of an Indian girl who can neither speak nor hear


Web Desk August 07, 2015
Geeta gestures as she speaks in sign language at the Bilquis Edhi Foundation in Karachi. PHOTO: REUTERS

At the Edhi Foundation shelter in Karachi’s Mithadar, activists are working to find the hometown of an Indian girl who can neither speak nor hear.

First brought to an Edhi Centre in Lahore, the girl was moved to the shelter in Karachi where Bilquis Edhi named her ‘Geeta’ and has become quite close to the girl.

Here's a look at Geeta's life in pictures in Karachi's Bilquis Edhi Foundation.


Geeta gestures as she and Faisal Edhi speak in sign language at the Bilquis Edhi Foundation in Karachi



Geeta sits with homeless and orphaned children at the Bilquis Edhi Foundation



Geeta watches as a Reuters reporter asks her a question at the Bilquis Edhi Foundation 



Geeta lights a match as she prepares to pray at the Bilquis Edhi Foundation



Geeta prays at the Bilquis Edhi Foundation in Karachi



Geeta walking up a flight of stairs and smiles for a photo


PHOTOS: REUTERS

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