I saw my child dying bit by bit… Saw his son dying bit by bit…: Father said – I could not do anything, son committed suicide by jumping from the building of Badaun Medical College – Badaun News

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Actually, Kishanlal himself had stayed as a attendant in the medical college with his son suffering from TB. He told that since late night his son started breathing and his chest started pounding. As time was progressing and the night was getting darker, Subhash’s health was also deteriorating. Initially he was lying down but after some time he sat up. He also hugged the pillow to his chest but was panting.

Even after this, when he could not find any peace, he started walking with the pillow close to his chest. Even here, when the problem did not end, he started crying and soon he started shouting loudly. The father told that he came out of the ward and told the entire problem to the staff, but he wished that someone would have listened. Then when we came running into the ward, the son was still crying, then when we went to the counter, the staff had gone to separate rooms and slept and the counter was empty.

The pain was such that I felt like dying. The elderly father told – the son’s suffering was increasing, days passed with him crying, screaming and pleading but when no one came for treatment, suddenly his hope was lost. When he couldn’t bear the pain, he first started strangulating himself, but when he stopped, he jumped from the fourth floor window so that he could find solace only by dying.

Wife died 13 days ago The father told that today is the thirteenth day since Subhash’s wife died, but it is the first day of Subhash’s death. That scene cannot go away from my eyes, when he was shouting by pressing his chest with both his hands but the ears of those responsible were closed and that is why the medical administration came to bear the burden of his son’s coffin on his shoulders.

this is the matter In fact, in the medical college, Subhash, son of Kishanlal, resident of village Hathiyawali of Junwai police station area of ​​Sambhal, committed suicide by jumping from the window of the four-storey ward of the medical college. Kishanpal’s direct allegation in this case is that his son kept breathing and he kept calling the staff but no hearing was held at any level. As a result, the TB patient son first tried to strangle himself and then committed suicide by jumping from the window.