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Arm amputated to save life of poor Tilak
7/30/2016 10:58:26 PM
A B Sharma
Early Times Report

Reasi, July 30: The unfortunate victim Tilak Raj, 17, s/o Munshi Ram of Bluian who was electrocuted in Tehsil Pouni in district Reasi on July 26 had to finally get hios right arm amputated in GMC , Jammu. The semi-unconscious Tilak when came to know of the tragic happening of losing his right arm in the accident pleaded that he would have been dead better than having been rendered handicapped for the rest of his life . " I would have been dead better as family members would have mourned my death rather than now carrying me handicapped for the rest of my life," said Tilak Raj in tears while talking to this Early Times reporter.
The doctors attending upon the victim were also of the apprehension that since they had to amputate the right arm of the victim to save his life , his left hand which also showed no sign of life are under the observation, and if no movement could be seen into it, they would be left with no option to amputate his left hand also.
This has sent the entire family members as well as the residents of village Bluain in a state of complete shock as the poor village stands hapless to take any action against the PDD culprits who snatched life out of a happy family.
Early Times in its report of July 27 had carried the story as to how Tilak got in touch with a live wire in the fields while grazing his animals and fell unconscious to a 33kv shock .
Tilak Raj, was out in the lush grasslands to graze his animals when he skidded of a muddy protuberance in the field and got in contact of a live wire and received a heavy electric shock and fell unconscious. Police got into immediate action and removed the unconscious Tilak to Primary Health Centre, Pouni where the doctors referred him to Government Medical College and hospital Jammu.
The doctors attending upon the victim had found that one of his arm was totally rendered paralyzed while the other arm was also motionless.
The doctors had advised to get this arm amputated to save the life of Tilak.
The PDD officials who own great influence for being close associate of the minister in the BJP turned nelson's eye towards the accident and said that it due to fall that Tilak got paralyzed as electricity was not running in the wire.
It is alleged that immediately after the accident; the PDD officials swung into action and disconnected the power supply to save their skin.
While the police and doctors attending upon the victim said that the boy had received grievous injury due to electric shock, but the PDD officials denied this fact.
Meanwhile, in the new development, the PDD officials, knowing that Tilak's arm had to be amputated, they embarked upon a conspiracy to save the department's skin.
" The PDD officials in which the Line man, meter reader, Junior engineer and Assistant executive engineer were involved , they took the scraps of the hair and skin remains of Tilak left gelled with the 33 kv wire and pasted it on a nearby electric pole to establish that Tilak had tried to climb the pole and got electric shock," said one of the source in the PDD department.
He said that PDD officials have tried all to hush up all evidences that could lead to the accident attached to the live wire and instead have tried to establish it as Tilak's fault. The residents of the area in the mean time have called for a forensic test to get into the actual incident.
" we want that the finger prints experts as well as forensic team should investigate the real incidence as to whether Tilak climbed the pole or got in contact with the fallen live wire," said the residents of the area.
The villagers have demanded Rs 10 lacs compensation from the PDD and urged upon the deputy chief Minister Nirmal Singh to personally look into the matter and provide justice to his people of Jammu.
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