Sourav Ganguly celebrated his 52nd birthday on 8 July. Many cricketers and lakhs of fans congratulated him on this day. Among these lakhs of fans, there was one such fan of Ganguly who surprised everyone with his madness. Actually, 12-year-old Adrish Haldar, a resident of Bankura district, ran away from home without telling his parents to meet his hero on his birthday. Adrish wanted to meet Ganguly at any cost, but he could not see any way for this. Money was also becoming a big obstacle for this. Then he got pocket money from his father for the Rath Yatra fair. As soon as he got it, he left for Ganguly's city Kolkata, 115 km away, without telling anyone.

When the former Indian captain came to know about this, he contacted the family and called them to meet at the end of this month.

Why did you want to meet Ganguly?

12-year-old Adrish ran away from home and reached Behala area of ​​Kolkata. There the traffic police caught him. His father Shivram Haldar was worried, finally he complained about this in Kotulpur police station, after which information about his son was received and the child was handed over to him. Adrish Haldar's father thanked the traffic police and Behala police for the return of his son.

According to the Times of India report, Adrish had told the traffic police that he is a big fan of Ganguly and wants to become a cricketer. However, his father was not ready for this. Therefore, he wanted to convince his father for cricket by talking to Ganguly.

Traffic police fulfilled their dream

Ganguly has now called Adrish Halder's entire family to meet him. Now in a few days his dream will be fulfilled and that traffic police played an important role in making his dream a reality. The traffic police guard revealed that he saw love and respect for Ganguly in Adrish's eyes.

After this, when he saw this story in the newspaper, he took a picture of it and sent it to the office of the former captain of India. Immediately a reply came from there in which he expressed his desire to meet Adrish's family at the end of the month.

After this, when he saw this story in the newspaper, he took a picture of it and sent it to the office of the former captain of India. Immediately a reply came from there in which he expressed his desire to meet Adrish's family at the end of the month.