Samrala (Ludhiana): After losing their father six years back in an accident, three orphans in May this year after their mother became a victim of Covid-19.
Leave alone to raise children, their 73-year-old grandfather became very worried about their safety.
After losing his wife who had a heart attack in 2005, Surinder Sood of Samrala, who was once in a coal business, now lives only to take care of his grandson.
“I have two sons, one is a banker who lives here and lives here and more.
With both sons and his wife in Canada.
My wife Indira Sood died of a heart attack in January 2015 and in the same year, my banker Son Amit Suda Died in an accident in November.
My 40-year-law in Shuu Sood (Amit’s wife), who suffered from diabetes, surrendered to Covid-19 on May 10.
I was there with him at the hospital for 10 days, “said Surinder Sood.
“While taking care of my grandson – the grandson of 17 and grandchildren aged 12 and 10, I was worried for them and occasionally stepped out.
I live for my grandchildren.” He said he entered the coal business, but retired from work After the deterioration.
The elderly man said the rent from his store was the main source of income.
Sometimes he said, it looks like his grandchildren took care of him.
Surinder Sood says her grandson be sure to serve her food.
The 17-year-old girl, who did not want to give her name, seemed hesitant to talk about her parents, said she was aspiring to become a doctor.
A class XI student, he only wants people to follow the norms of Covid-19, including wearing masks, keeping social distance and avoid going to crowded places.
Surinder said his grandson studied well, but barely came out because the physical class had not started at their school.
He said he always lived life as a challenge in which someone had to live for a close and loved ones.