Nepal's Buddha Boy ‘reappears’ briefly

Upendra Lamicchane
Kantipur Online
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Nijgadh (Nepal):
Chairman of Om Namobuddha Committee, that looks after the area where 'Buddha Boy' Ram Bahadur Bomjan meditated for 10 months, reportedly without food and water, before disappearing last week, claimed on Sunday that Bomjan briefly appeared in a forest, talked to committee members and disappeared again promising to return after six years.
Bomjan was spotted at 8 a.m. Sunday morning some three kilometres southwest of the meditation spot, claimed chairman Bed Bahadur Lama.
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"We had reached there looking for him," Lama said. "He was standing beneath a tree attired in yellow." Bomjan reportedly told the team that he had reappeared to take leave of the committee, as he had left without informing them.
"I left because there is no peace here," Lama quoted Bomjan as saying. "Tell my parents not to worry about me."Meanwhile, the committee members today screened a video, which they claimed they had filmed during Bomjan's brief reappearance.
Mar 20, 2006