Janjgir-Champa: The grenade blast that took place at Jammu bus stand has left many seriously injured. One amongst them is Suklal Singh Siddar, a resident of Manjarkud area of Janjgir–Champa district of Chhattisgarh. His condition has become such that he is now seeking help from the government.
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After the attack, Sukalal was taken to a hospital in Jammu for treatment where he was provided financial aid of ₹20,000 by the government out of which he spent ₹15,000 for the treatment.
Sukalal is a labourer by profession who had gone to J&K to earn a livelihood, but little did he know that he would end up falling victim to a terror attack. He recalls that the sound of the blast was such that he fell unconscious.
Now, his condition is such that his one arm and leg are severely injured. Sukalal returned home in Chattisgarh after the attack, but till now he has not shown any major sign of improvement nor did any prominent personality visited him.
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He has his mother, wife, four sons and a daughter in the family. Now, he wonders how he would work and earn two square meal for his family. Lying on the bed, he said, "I don't even have money for the treatment. I, hence, seek the government's help."
He now hopes that any government representative or organisation would come up for his help.
The grenade attack took place at the crowded bus stand in Jammu on March 7 killing three people and leaving nearly 40 injured.
