Sambalpur : Odisha’s grief is gone. The mother-in-law is suffering from starvation. The daughter-in-law of the village is in pain. While many such examples are shaking the soul of Odisha, the government does not want to say that 4.5 crore people are mine. The government is not able to verify the truth and give justice to the family.
Such a shocking incident has come to light from the Nuapada district of West Odisha. This is a real picture of the family of Jay Singh Patel of Sargiguda village of Farsara village panchayat under Boden block of Nuapada district. He was living a happy life with his two daughters and his wife. No one noticed this family even though they were huddled under the thatched roof of Jhardi Mati. Due to health problems, lack of finances and lack of support for the family appeared in this family. As a result, mother Poda Bai Patel and elder daughter Gomti Patel took her younger daughter Musikya Patel and went to Andhra Pradesh as a laborer outside the state. Dadan was scratching his stomach. The work place was giving pain to the stomach and body but one person has recovered. There was a poisonous snake bite while the mother, daughter and three animals were sleeping in the work place. The family saw the snake and killed it. At this time, the little girl suddenly saw foam coming out of the mouth of Musikya and was taken to the local health center. Treatment was also started there. But the doctor declared Musika dead due to delay in treatment. Nowadays, it is imperative to seek treatment at a health center as soon as a snake bite occurs. But why the delay in treatment and premature death of a teenage girl sends a different message to the society. This family has a dream to make the family’s financial situation clear by earning. The scene and public discussion of going from Odisha to Patna to Andhra Pradesh and finally returning to the village as a dead body is the real glory and honor of Odisha. The mother and two daughters instead of working outside the state, the dead body of one daughter was cremated in the village. .
Why is it only the poor or the illiterate who lack work? Even the young educated professionals are forced to leave their family ties in different states without getting a job in Odisha, even if it is for a low salary.
