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Seth doesn’t remember how he reached Aarey, the police said. They took him to the police station where he bathed, changed clothes provided by the cops and had food. The police also arranged for him to sleep in the inspector’s AC office.

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Sub Inspector Sachin Panchal of Aarey police station said, “He was not speaking properly and only remembered his first name, Lalitkumar. We checked his pocket, but didn’t find any identification, money or mobile phone. On Wednesday morning, as his health improved, he gave us an address at Wagle Estate in Thane. I discussed this with Senior Inspector Shekar Dombe, who guided me to contact Wagle Estate police station.”

The Wagle Estate police visited the address and learnt that he had moved out of that house 25 years ago, Panchal said. “Meanwhile, Seth’s daughter Ankita contacted Wagle Estate police, as they knew Seth only remembers his old house address. We then contacted Ankita and they were reunited,” he added. Lalitkumar Mansukhlal Seth’s family had filed a missing person complaint at Bangur Nagar station.