Before going to the movement, he said to his wife, ”Now the youth leadership will come”. However, he did not return.
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Born on 27 October 2052 in Belka municipality of Udaipur, Santosh Vick was very angry with the current leadership. He was of the opinion that the leadership should be changed. His thoughts coincided with Jen-ji's. He also went to Monday's performance organized by Jen-G.
Before going to the movement, he said to his wife, "Now the youth leadership will come". However, he did not return. In the morning, he said that I should not go. Now youth leadership must come. He said that he would return with us," Santosh's wife said, "but he did not return."
Santosh came to Kathmandu 12 years ago and was working in a gold shop. He was very interested in politics. He wanted the youth to take the lead. He reached Baneshwar on Monday to take the leadership of that youth. However, he was killed by the hot bullets of the police.
He has 2 children. 8-year-old daughter Sonia and 10-year-old son Ujjwal. With his death, there is a void in the house. The children have become orphans. Mrs. Ambika's vermilion has been taken away. The trust of his father and mother of Udaipur has been taken away.
Santosh sacrificed himself for youth leadership. It is not known how much the state appreciates his sacrifice. However, the family is isolated due to his absence. Sonia and Ujjwal's future is taken away, Ambika is left alone. He was the pillar of the house. Santosh's wife says, "How am I going to raise my two children, I have no idea, 'The children's future has also been taken away with him.'
Ambika, who is saddened by the lack of satisfaction, is proud of her husband's sacrifice but is also saddened by the worry that her husband's sacrifice will be made useless by the state." “My husband gave his life for change. But now as many people have come calling themselves Zen-ji, they did not take any advice from the deceased family, Ambika said, "Such leadership will not allow my husband's sacrifice to go to waste?"
The family, left without a path due to the lack of Santosh, is asking the state for one thing - declare Santosh a martyr.
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