Gurgaon: His favorite toys cannot make him busy for more than 10 minutes.
The six years of craving parents and mistakes when he could not find it even after recurring calls.
Tired, he went to bed after a dose of daily medicines.
Nidhi (name changed) was the only survivor of the August 24 machete attack in their Rajendra Nagar House.
He saw his parents and sister hacked to death before his eyes and himself was attacked with weapons.
The doctor at the Safdarjung Hospital, where he admitted, said he suffered a post-traumatic stress disorder and had lost his speech from trauma.
There is a “100% recovery opportunity”, one of the doctors who care for Nidhi has said, “but can’t say when”.
Saurabh Tiwari’s cousin, who came from their hometown at Siwan Bihar after the death of Nidhi’s parents, tried hard to comfort him.
He played with him, even made a face, but couldn’t make the little girl smile.
“He is too young to understand that his parents and brothers no longer exist.
He keeps calling them.
I tried his best to make him cheerful, but it was difficult to wipe tears from his face.
He continued to cry until he fell asleep under the influence of drugs, “Tiwari said.
The six-year-old child has a fracture on the left arm and three wounds on the right.
He did not have the power to take a glass of water.
“His hand trembled every time he tried to take something.
He had been dismissed, but strong drugs made him feel sleepy most of the time,” he said.
The police were interested in Nidhi’s question because his statement was the key to investigating this case.
His family, however, was afraid of his safety – because he was the only witness to the murder – and had asked the police for 24×7 security.
“We refused to believe that a single man made all murders.
There will be more people involved in it.
Another accusation is in runaway and if they know that the little girl lives, they might try to hurt him,” said Tiwari.
Returning to their Siwan’s house, Nidhi’s relatives are waiting for him.
“He is the only thing we have now.
Once he is here, we will never let him go anywhere.
All our relatives came here from various countries.
They all waited to see it,” said Subodh Tiwari, a younger brother -Laki saurabh.
A few days ago, Purvanchal members had committed Candlelight March in the solidarity of the victims and demanded quick investigations into murder.