They feel comfortable in the jungle.
20-year-old Indian Surendra Kumar and his sister Rajeshwari scare the hell out of the villagers, for days going into the jungle and having fun there in the company of wild animals. The most striking thing is that the animals still never touched them.
20-year-old Surendra Kumar and his 25-year-old sister Rajeswari the villagers believe the modern Mowgli. Still, since childhood they are free to go to the most dangerous parts of the jungle, play with animals and birds, teasing the monkeys… But there was no case to nature in any way hurt them.
Surendra and Rajeswari sometimes for a few days disappear in the jungle, preferring the society of wild animals human. Their mother, 45-year-old Pancho BPI, very worried for them, especially Surendra, whom the villagers nicknamed the Gorilla for his affinity with animals. “He is lost in the jungle for days, and not literally have to drag him home,” complains a mother. I saw him playing hide and seek with monkeys. He himself often behaves like a monkey. They call him a Gorilla because of the strange gait. Between him and animals there is some strange connection, and I believe that is why they do not cause him any harm.”
“When in our area appear to outsiders, they are often frightened Surenda, because he really behaves like a gorilla,” says Pancho Bai. But our children are already used to it and enjoy playing with him”. According to her, Surendra and Rajashri were born with the gift of communicating with animals. They began to go in the year, like all children, but they have remained undeveloped. but their relationship with the jungle is growing stronger every day.
The children’s father was killed by the underground rebels in 2014. Pancho Bai works as a cleaner in exchange for my work about 2 dollars a day. The family helps brother Pancho, a 40-year-old Harish Chandra. “When we realized that my nieces and nephews are different from others, we took them to the doctor,” he says. But the doctors said that I can’t help you. And now we are forced to seek help from the state to teach at least some medical care for them. And while they live in the jungle, and I think that for them it is better than the city. They are adapted to live there.”
Dr. Mithlesh Chaudhary, head of the National health service, says that brother and sister are suffering from mental illness, which prevented their brain to develop fully. “We can’t help them, as he is not able to supply them with the diagnosis,” he says. -They live in the jungle, everybody knows about it, and they can take care of himself, after all, still wild animals did not cause them any harm”.
