Today I was very busy preparing and convincing Robert Stuempfl for an interview with news channels. I nearly spent my whole day replying emails and talking to the news channels and people who wanted to know more about Robert and were in a condition to help him.
During my chat with Robert I got some more information about Geetanjali. Not much but yeah he told me that Arthur (their son) was born in Nepal where he was working on Safe drinking water development Project. He had to leave Nepal when Maoist rebels attacked Kathmandu. He decided to go back to Germany with his family (son and Geetanjali) especially for the safety of his son Arthur but Geetanjali couldn’t go with him because of some issues with her passport, so they decided that Geetanjali will join them later on after sorting her passport (visa) problems. But due to some unknown reason she couldn’t join them and after a while he lost contact with her.
Well! Rest is history, he said that he tried his level best to be in touch with Geetanjali via mails and also used to send photographs of him and son Arthur to them, but it was his bad luck that he never received any reply back and eventually lost contact.
Before coming to Nepal, Robert Stuempfl had a long stay of around 10 years in Pune. He said that he liked the country (India) very much.
He is still single and waiting for Geetanjali from last 4 years. I think he is a gentleman, waiting for her and taking care of his son alone. He has also sent me some photographs of Geetanjali during her time in fashion world.
More Photos on Photogallery of Indiatimes
I have provided the contact details of Delhi Commission of Women’s welfare and Vimhans Hospital to Robert and also the phone number of Dr. Jitendra Nagpal who is treating Geetanjali. Robert has written an email to the German Embassy in Delhi asking for help on this matter. He is waiting for the reply and will very soon contact DCW(Delhi Commission of Women’s welfare) and Vimhans Hospital.
Let us wish him a good luck and hope for the best.
I am thankful to all the people who have shown interest in the welfare of Geetanjali Nagpal.
