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Youth loses father, yet appears for EAMCET
Nalgonda: Youth Loses Father, Yet Appears for EAMCET, He had just seen his father’s death in a ghastly accident. Yet Devanka Uday Kumar, a youth from Bhongir, summoned all courage and determination to realise his father’s dream and appeared for the EAMCET examination
Nalgonda: He had just seen his father’s death in a ghastly accident. Yet Devanka Uday Kumar, a youth from Bhongir, summoned all courage and determination to realise his father’s dream and appeared for the EAMCET examination at Nagarjuna Government Degree College here on Thursday.
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His father Raghavender was taking him to the examination centre when their two-wheeler was hit by a lorry near MG University. Raghavender died on the spot. They would have reached their destination in just five minutes, but alas. Passers-by were moved to tears as the youth broke down and wept inconsolably near his father’s body. Raghavender was working as an electrician in a private firm in Bhongir.
Police shifted the body to the government hospital in the town. Uday Kumar, meanwhile, was persuaded by friends and well-wishers to appear for EAMCET.
Overcoming the immense grief, he went to the exam centre. After the exam, the boy left in a vehicle, carrying his father’s body, for his home town.
