Gurugram: Every year, his mother prepares his favorite food on his birthday.
The artwork he made carefully in school has been guarded safely and intact.
And, to keep his memory alive, his family, including his two sisters, one of which he never met at home he grew up.
Four years after seventh-grade 2 students were found killed by small rooms from a private city school where he studied, his parents said the emptiness could never be filled even though the passage of time and they felt his absence every day.
At the same time, they want the closure too.
They struggled for justice for him and the process had been “very long” and took emotional and financial victims to them.
However, they have “no choice”.
“Being a parent, we can’t leave this case, we can’t sit down.
From our side, we put our whole power into this …
we compromise in other things but there are no questions about compromise in this matter,” said the boy’s father.
The couple has other children now – a one-year-old daughter – who grew up in the same house where the boy spent his childhood.
His parents said his birth had alleviated the atmosphere in their homes and lifted the spirits of everyone in the family.
But, added his mother, “No day passed where I don’t remember him and miss him …
Every child has his own position.
No one can replace it.” At the child’s house in Gurugram, a big picture of him hangs in the family living room, Smile at every visitor.
The items have been carefully stored in the closet – among them several books drawing full of colorful paintings and sketches, the craft he created and the certificate was given to him by his school.
“Even now, on his birthday in May every year, I made the food he liked – Kadhi-Chawal, Chhola, Sweets – and gave it to poor children.
We also did this for our own satisfaction, so we Feel like we did something for him on his special day, “his mother said.
The house where the family lived was built when their son was two years old, and his emotional value only increased after his death.
His parents said they were “never wanted to shift” from it.
“His sister and she created a lot of memories in this house …
my younger daughter never met her, so she might not feel the same way …
my older daughter spent a lot of time with her and very attached to her,” a boy -The mother said.
His sister, now 14, said he “felt a lot of absence”.
“We grow together.
We used to play together and confide in each other,” he added.
On September 8, 2017, the boy was found killed by only half an hour after his father, who worked as a quality manager at the garment design house, had drawn it and his brothers to school.
Even though the police initially claimed the bus conductor was the main defendant, a 11th grade student from the same school was held and this case was transferred to the CBI.
It was delayed in the Supreme Court.
“If someone is sick or there is an accident, then in the time the case can still cure the gap that the person leaves.
But the type of incident happens with him, even today there is a question mark – why did this happen to us?” His father said, added that they wanted Teens are punished for “cruel crime”.
Gurugram: Four years after the killing of the school, Boy’s parents said that long waiting for justice had taken the victim
