Read: What The Daughters Of This Martyr Did After His Death Will Break Your Heart
The terror attack in the Uri Army Camp on Sunday, September 18 that shook the entire world will be remembered as a black day in the nation’s memory in the times to come.
He is basically from a humble background from Bihar, Naik Sunil Kumar always stressed on the importance of his daughters’ education.
His conviction to provide a better future for his daughters reflects even in his death.
Just as the family of Late Naik Sunil Kumar was drowned in deep sorrow over their loss, his wife had only one thing to say to their daughters: “Go to school immediately and give your exams. That’s what your father would have wanted.”
Laden with the biggest sorrow of her life, 13-year-old Arti (his elder daughter) tried to hold back her tears as cameras panned on her innocent face.
“My father always said that there should never be any compromise with examinations, no matter what and that education should go on”
She also mustered up the courage to express that her father wanted her to become and Aeronotical Engineer from the IIT.
And hence she chose to go back to school for her examinations, along with her younger sister, just hours after the demise of her father.
Quite honestly, we are still taken aback by her story.
Naik Sunil Kumar Vidyarthi’s three daughters paid perfect tribute to their martyred father as they turned their personal tragedy into a challenge.
They proved themselves as the Brave Daughters Of A Brave Father….!!
And Recently, a Haryana businessman offers to educate these martyr kids
Impressed by the high commitment level of the martyr’s three daughters who wrote their first-semester exam papers even as their mother waited for the coffin to arrive in their native.
A Gurgaon-based businessman has offered to bear the cost of education up to degree level to all the four children of Lance Naik Sunil Kumar Vidyarthi who was martyred in Uri terror attack.
Also, The DAV school, meanwhile, has decided to impart free education to the three sisters. “We will provide them free education up to class XII,” DAV managing committee’s regional director U S Prasad told.
As the proud Indians, we wish and pray for a bright future for the Late Naik Sunil Kumar Vidyarthi’s children.