Comments on: Former model Geetanjali Nagpal - Ramp to Road

By: meetu

meetu — Wed, 30 Apr 2008 16:29:55 +0000

how is she doing and where is she now? media works overtime when something happens and then everything is hush… as if the persons existence dosent matter now that the story is done. no followup necessary.

By: Mark Antrobus

Mark Antrobus — Fri, 02 Nov 2007 07:30:38 +0000

Very interesting to see the stories and pictures of a renewed Geetanjali and deceased Josef Stawinoga (the hermit of the Wolverhampton Ring Road, UK) side by side in our Madurai edition of the New Indian Express, Oct 31. The whole page reflects something we are in awe of as the cross page columns on the top of the page (p11) talk about the UK regulating the “hate activities” in British Mosques. The human being will always yearn to break out of the strait jacket society imposes, whether through “strange” behaviour and drugs, or through violence, or the simplicity of a lifestyle evinced by beareded Josef who was allowed to live in a tent by the busy Ring Road for 35 years. One only hopes religion could go back to its roots and provide more harmony and love for people so that they could realise their unique soul without destroying and damaging either themselves or others on the way. One hopes that Geetanjali, while still young, can benefit from her traumatic trip to the lower depths … or was it dangerous heights?

By: Robert & Arthur Stuempfl

Robert & Arthur Stuempfl — Thu, 13 Sep 2007 11:41:11 +0000

here is a new news story from gitanjali with some picture from the past she was an angel for me. love light and freedom…
http://photogallery.indiatimes.com/articleshow/msid-2361150,voteid-2361148.cms

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Mon, 10 Sep 2007 14:53:08 +0000

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By: Manish Singhal

Manish Singhal — Mon, 10 Sep 2007 04:26:22 +0000

Robert, it’s good to see that there are still some good people like you on this earth. Four years is a long time to be away but I am glad that you still want her to be well and happy again. I am a father to one year boy and I can understand your and Arthur feelings. I live very near to the hospital where Gitanjali is now a days, I don’t know how can I help, but if you need any help, please do let me know. I will be very happy to be of any help that I can.

Sheetal You are an amazing person, It is said that all of us are created for some reson, may be you were created to unite Robert, Arthur and Gitanjali.

By: Mahendra Bagaria

Mahendra Bagaria — Mon, 10 Sep 2007 03:12:30 +0000

I request the media to play a positive role in uniting the family of Gitanjali. Thanks

By: Lisa

Lisa — Sun, 09 Sep 2007 06:54:28 +0000

Sheetal: I am glad that your blog has reached Geetanjali’s estranged husband..Robert.Her son, Arthur,is so cute.

Robert:U r such a nice person.This time ppl try to leave their beloved.U r a gem.God must give you what u and little Arthur deserves.

Indian Media:Please stop exagerrating on her personal life.. like with whom she has been,she has done..and please try to help her to get in touch with her husband.!!!

By: Mani Mohan Paul

Mani Mohan Paul — Sun, 09 Sep 2007 06:46:36 +0000

Gitanjali is getting treatment at VIMHANS-Vidya Sagar Inst. of Mental Health & Neurosciences,New Delhi for mental disorder. She is not durg addict but lost her memory. Doctors say, showing photos of her husband and son will have bad effect on her at this stage. However she is getting best treatment and hopefully be cured very soon

By: EKTA ALREJA

EKTA ALREJA — Sun, 09 Sep 2007 05:07:24 +0000

HI
This is Ekta from Metro Now newspaper. Metro Now is a new Indian paper and a joint venture between Times of India and Hindustan Times. We were the ones who broke the story of Gitanjali Nagpal. WE had gone to Hauz Khas Village market for another assignment but spotted Gitanjali overthere. Gitanjali was in a real bad state. I personally met the family and her fa,ily blamed her to be a drug-addict. They said that Gitanjali had done nothing except asking for money. Her sister, Madulika Nagpal said that Gitanjali had tried to kill her sisiter and her own mother. The family sowed no interest in taking her back. The family also told me abut the husband and the son but siad that se has abandoned them. Before printing Gitanjali’s story, we contacted all the NGO’s because we wanted Gitanjali to be in secured hands before we print the story. But all the organisaions refused to admit her without the family’s consent. We again contacted the family but her refused of providing any help. The next day all the TV channels and other newspapers followed our story but we tried our best to make sure that Gitanjali reaches in the safe hands. We couldn’t have left her with the oter TV channels because they wold have taken her to the studio for the interviews. She is in a very good hospital now and is being taken care off. I would like to tell you and her husband Robert that if he wants we can arrange for the meeting with the doctr and if he can give his contact number t us then we can arange a telephonic talk between Gitanjali and Robert. The family has disowned her but we really want her to be with the child and the husband. Trust me she has had enough. W meet her regularly and can help the husband. As the paper was new,we don’t have a websit but I will mail you the PDF of the story so that you will be able to send it to Robert.Please give us either Robert’s conact number or email-id so that we can provide him the required help.

EKTA ALREJA
METRO NOW(JOINT VENTURE B/W TIMES OF INDIA AND HINDUSTAN TIMES)