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Virat Panth, a 29-year-old resident of Damauli, Beas Municipality-2 in Tanahun, had come to South Africa to study piloting. Panth, who arrived there a year ago, had completed the 10-month course. Eight months later he was becoming a pilot.
As the dream of becoming a pilot of the son is in the process of being fulfilled, the Panth family was expecting this year's Dasai to be more festive than the previous ones. But that has become limited in the dream . Virat On the first day of Dasain i.e., the incident occurred in the accident and he died forever .
Since then, the Panth family in Nepal was doing Jamra's dances for Dasai . At that time, the news came, son Virat passed away forever in a car accident that he was driving on the day of the incident on 17th October. It is said that he died in an accident while going to celebrate his friend's birthday.
After completing the legal process, Panth's body was brought to Damauli on Friday night on the ninth day of Badadasain and cremated at Madiseti Ghat in Damauli.
The family, which should be happy during Dussehra, is now in mourning. The family, including father advocate Gobind Panth and mother Tika Devi Panth, are not in a position to express their grief. Relative Ishwarraj Panth said, 'What happened when the body of the son who left home with big dreams came to the yard! The unimaginable incident has made everyone crazy.'
Neighbor Nandan Shrestha said they were shocked by Virat's unimaginable death. 'Asha's mouth has been snowed in . The family's dream remains a dream. The soul is immortal, the journey of the soul in the body is endless. May the soul of Babu Virat rest in peace', he said.
