A year and a half ago, in-front of his eyes, his girlfriend was brutally raped by six bastards in a running bus, in Delhi. He fought till the time he was beaten blue with an iron rod.
They broke his leg, robbed him, snatched his mobile & left him almost naked. Then on that chilling cold night, he was thrown from the running bus along with his girl friend. They were naked, drained, exhausted & both were bleeding for different reasons. He tried to stop passing cars & kept on begging for a piece of shawl to wrap his naked girl friend & finally he got it after 40 minutes. Then he took her to the hospital, got her admitted, called the police, called her parents & did every possible co-operation that a true friend should do in the hour of need. He could have fled from the bus - he did not. He could have left her on the road - he did not. He could have claimed fame & money (as the father of Nirbhaya who took Rs 25 lakhs from UP CM, a job for his son & many more from many people in his daughter's name) - but this boy did not. He could have claimed his treatment money from the GOI - he did not. He could have become the most frequently seen face in the electronic media in exchange of money - he did not. If this is not friendship, then what is friendship?? When the entire country roared for the girl, no one thought what this boy had gone through that night. He is Awindra Pratap Pandey a boy from Gorakshapur in UP. Yes, the boy who loved his girl from the core of his heart. When this boy is there somewhere in anonymity, why we Indians should celebrate friendship day on 3rd August to copy the Americans?? We should celebrate friendship day in India on 16th December to salute the spirit of Awindra who proved what friendship means. Let 16th Dec be an official friendship day in India. If yes, then please share this & give your opinion here. __._ -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Thatha_Patty" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to [email protected]. For more options, visit https://groups.google.com/d/optout.
