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News India Live, Digital Desk: There was mourning in Bangrakala, a small village in Giridih district of Jharkhand, when the news of the death of the beloved son of the family crossed the border. Saudi Arabia Came from. 35 year old Vijay Kumar Mahatowho had gone thousands of kilometers away to earn money to feed their families, there was a conflict between two local groups Crossfire He became a victim of and died a painful death.
But even more heart-wrenching than death is the story that Vijay sent to his wife just before his death. Last Voice Message I expressed.
What was in that ‘last message’?
That voice message that came on the mobile phone of Vijay’s wife Pushpa Devi has now become a lifelong curse for her. Vijay’s trembling and scared voice is clearly heard in that message. The last words he said to his wife after seeing death in front of him, can make even a stone-hearted person cry.
In his last voice message, Vijay said:
“There are a lot of bullets going on here… firing is happening from both sides and I am stuck in the middle. I don’t think I will be able to survive now… take care of the children… we might not be able to talk anymore.”
A few minutes after sending this message, a bullet hit Vijay and he died on the spot. He has left behind his wife and three innocent children, who are now crying and crying badly.
Went to earn 3 years ago
Family members told that Vijay had gone to Saudi Arabia three years ago by taking a loan to work as a driver. He used to send money every month, which covered the household expenses and the children were studying. He had to return home in a few months. He had promised to bring toys for the children and saree for his wife. But now only his lifeless body will return home.
Request to the government to bring the dead body
This incident is said to have happened on October 27, but the family came to know about it after two days. Now this poor and helpless family is requesting the Government of India and the Government of Jharkhand to make arrangements to bring their son’s body from Saudi Arabia to India as soon as possible, so that they can perform the last rites of their beloved on their own soil.
Bagodar MLA Vinod Kumar Singh and the local administration have assured the family of all possible help and are trying to contact the Ministry of External Affairs. This tragic story of Vijay is the story of millions of Indian laborers who work abroad, risking their lives to provide a better life for their families.