A heartbreaking event has been reported from Sonipat, Haryana. Shivacharan, a textile merchant, passed away in a nursing home. His three daughters were unable to attend the funeral and did not even come to collect their father's ashes.
When Shivacharan's health deteriorated in the nursing home, he expressed a wish to meet his daughters. The nursing home administrator contacted the daughters by phone, but none of them came to visit him.
A situation revealing the truth about family ties occurred in Sonipet. The father passed away, wishing to see his daughters, but they could not come during his final moments. After the death of the owner of a clothing store who lived in a nursing home, none of the relatives attended the funeral. The story of a father who dedicated his life to his family ended in loneliness, causing deep sorrow.
According to available information, Shivacharan, a native of Maharashtra, was a large clothing merchant. About a year and a half ago, he arrived at the nursing home in Sonipet with his wife Mina Gupta. He had no sons and succeeded by teaching and raising three daughters. Two of them became teachers. His wife, Mina Gupta, passed away earlier.
The director of the nursing home, Anand, notified Shivacharan Ratan Gupta's daughters about his illness twenty days ago. However, all three daughters made excuses and did not come to Shivacharan Gupta. Anand reported that Shivacharan Gupta kept a phone to communicate with his daughters. But after he fell ill, calls from the daughters stopped, and even after being notified of his condition, they did not appear.
Anand recounted that after his death, he offered to keep the body if they came, but the daughters cited lack of time. The eldest daughter, Anita, lives in Nepal and works as a teacher. The youngest daughter, Nisha, resides in Azamgarh, Uttar Pradesh, and the youngest, Priya, lives in Mumbai. None of the daughters participated in the funeral.
The daughters observed the funeral via video call. Teacher Anita sent 5100 rupees online, requesting that her father's funeral be conducted properly. Initially, the daughters only asked to cremate the ashes, but later stated they had no time and requested the nursing home director to scatter the ashes in the Ganges. After the ceremony, the daughters asked to be sent video recordings of the entire funeral process.
