The innocent lost his hands and legs in the train accident, but not encouraged: parents did not return even after a month; Now the innocent started driving the wheel chair himself

About three months ago, the condition of a 6-year-old innocent, who was seriously injured after his hand and leg was cut off by a train on the Ratlam railway track, has now improved. The irony is that a month ago his family members, who came to MY Hospital and identified him, have not returned yet.

Childline, GRP and RPF have interrogated them but they are giving contradictory statements. Meanwhile, where the innocent started playing cricket with one hand and leg in the pediatric unit a few days ago, he has made a better recovery.

The staff and the police first took him on a tricycle and now he has learned to drive himself. In view of the situation of misunderstanding regarding the accident and the different statements of his parents and the conditions of not returning, there is now a preparation to hand him over to Child Line where he will be sent to the Child Protection Ashram in a week or so.

First know what is the matter

On March 3, near Ratlam, this Bachal (names himself as Akash) was found soaked in blood on the railway track. One of his legs and one hand were severed from the torso. The other hand and the other leg were also badly crushed. Life was saved after two surgeries.

It was revealed from his broken words that he belonged to the tribal class. Since then the hospital staff, GRP and attendants of admitted patients are taking care of him in the ward. Meanwhile, his news went on a lot on social media. About a month ago the villagers of Sangli village (Khargone) informed his family.

Mother Reshma, grandmother and relatives had reached MY Hospital and identified her. During this, the innocent was crying seeing him. Then Akash’s father Tairsingh did not come to Indore due to illness. The mother was not in a position to say anything then when the relatives told that he had fallen from the lap. After this the couple had gone to Gujarat to work as labourers.

Now the innocent eats a full meal with his own hands.

dad says i don’t know anything

Meanwhile, the family did not tell anything about his Aadhaar card, identity card, so they were asked to bring it but they have not yet brought it. Childline and RPF have also interrogated his parents in this matter, but the mother is talking about falling from the lap.

Father says that I do not know anything about this. The special thing is that neither the parents nor any of the relatives including his uncle-aunts, grandparents are coming to the hospital to meet him nor are they making any effort to get him, due to which the story is complicated.

Drives tricycle in unit itself

The innocent gets tired of driving the tricycle but then starts driving again.

On the other hand, he is currently under the supervision of the hospital staff and GRP. He is also taking a good diet now. Recently, he was very excited when he was made to sit on a tricycle in the unit itself. Hospital staff and policeman Chetan Narwale taught him how to drive a tire with one hand, so he soon learned.

Now when he insists on it again and again, he is given a regular tricycle. He is handling it well. Not only is he a fan of cricketer Virat Kohli, he is also very interested in studies.

Screws of doubt on documentary and family

The relatives who went together once did not return again.

In the meanwhile he underwent different operations and his wounds healed. His hands and feet were amputated, now skin has to be applied there and after that he will be discharged. So where will he go now is a question. The hospital staff, police and child do not want him to be handed over to the family as the exact story of the accident is not yet clear.

Secondly, there is a screw of doubt on the documentary and the family. Child Line Co-ordinator Shubham Thakur said that in such a situation the child can be handed over to the Child Protection Ashram or any institution. Only the Child Welfare Committee will take an appropriate decision in this matter.