These twin sisters were separated as soon as they were born, met like this after 19 years, the story will make you emotional

Identical twins Amy Khvitia and Ano Sartania: This is the story of two twin sisters who were separated from each other as soon as they were born. The case of their union also sheds light on the terrible situation of child trafficking in Georgia. The story of the union of twin sisters will make you emotional.

You must have seen the film 'Sita Aur Geeta' released in the 70s based on twin sisters. But you would never have thought that something like this could happen in real life too. One such shocking story from Georgia has gone viral. Where two twin sisters were separated as soon as they were born, but after 19 years a viral video reunited them.

Amy Khvitiya and Ano Sartani were snatched from their mother as soon as they were born and sold to different families. Both were living just a few miles apart in Georgia, but were unaware that they were twin sisters. But a talent show and TikTok video revealed that Amy and Ano were twin sisters, and were separated somewhere. Finally after 19 years both of them found each other.

According to BBC, incidents of stealing and selling children from hospitals are common in Georgia and this has not been curbed till now. When Amy was 11 years old, she saw a girl who looked exactly like her on her favorite TV show 'Georgia's Got Talent'. But Amy had no idea that she was seeing her long-lost sister Ano. At the same time, Eno found a video on TikTok in which the girl's face was exactly like his. It was none other than his twin sister Amy. Both the sisters considered it a mere coincidence.

According to the report, then one day another video surfaced on TikTok, which hinted that there is some connection between them. Later it also came to light that their mother Aja Shoni had gone into coma after giving birth to them in 2002 and her husband Gocha Gakharia had sold Eno and Amy to different families.

This incident of reunion happened two years ago, when the two sisters met each other for the first time after getting separated 19 years ago on the Rustaveli Bridge in the capital Tbilisi.