An eighty-year-old father stumbled and cried with great pride and difficulty. ‘I have nurtured the child by sacrificing all my happiness. I left the sweat of my head on the ground and taught the child to read and write and gave him a job in the army. But that child doesn't hear from me today! '

Who drove a rickshaw in the Ashulia Bypass area of ​​Savar on a stomach charge. After the death of his wife, the old man is embracing death with the extreme neglect of his child in the decline of life. Today, all the hard work of life for her family and children seems to be in vain. But even after all this, this father has no complaints against his children.

I want the children to be well, may Allah keep them well. In the afternoon. An elderly man is standing with a rickshaw in front of the SA Paribahan Bypail branch in the Bypil area of ​​Ashulia. At that time, two young men were looking for a rickshaw to go to their destination. Want to know if you want to see the old man suddenly? Eventually he paid 20 Taka and put the two of them in a rickshaw and started driving.

But at an age when it is difficult for him to walk alone, how can he turn two people around and pull a rickshaw? It did not take long for the two riders to understand the matter. Unable to bear the pain of the old man, they got down from the rickshaw after only two minutes. And then the old man openly admitted the extreme negligence of the children and cried. Meanwhile, one of them captured the whole incident on his mobile phone.

Later, the rickshaw rider Mamun Dewan released the video on social media Facebook. Which has now gone viral on Facebook. According to the old man, the old man's wife died a few years ago due to old age. He has three sons and one daughter. He married the girl. The eldest son, Altaf Hossain, is an army officer. He is currently working in Tangail. However, he could not confirm which cantonment he is in in Tangail. And Mejho's son works as a television and other electronics mechanic and his younger son works as a mason.

In the video, the old man is heard to say, I made the eldest son highly educated by teaching him to read. I took a job in the army 26 years ago. Then I also gave money in a few points. Now the boy has moved home to Dhaka. But I do not find any research. It is known that the old father did not have a place to have four sons and daughters. He lives in a rented house in Ashulia bypass. I have to run around with a rickshaw at night because of my stomach.

Not all people want to get on his rickshaw because of old age, which is why he earns 100 Taka someday and 150 Taka someday. With this he is renting a house and spending his days without eating. Meanwhile, the video of the old man came to the notice of the reporter. Mamun Dewan, son of Saeed Dewan of Kurgaon Old Para area of ​​Pathalia Union under Ashulia Police Station. Before I got up, I said, can you take it, uncle? He said, Dad gets up. If you can't take it, don't pay.

After getting up, I saw that he was having trouble pulling the rickshaw. I was trying to take Murabi in a rickshaw, but I couldn't do it for fear of an accident due to lack of experience. Later I went down in front of Ashulia police station and talked to him. Mamun Dewan said, "We think those who serve in the army are the conscience of the country and they are called the symbol of sovereignty." We do not believe that there will be any injustice by them.

But the events of this old father's life are tragic. That child is made like a human being. But today, even though one boy is in government service, there is no one to see him. This is very embarrassing. Today she is crying in the street. "But the surprising thing is that even though the children have not received any news, he has no complaints against them.

The old man wants his children to always be good with his wife and children. ” However, Mamun Dewan did not know the details of the old man. He told BD type that he forgot to know the name of the old man or the home address of the village yesterday. If you meet again today, you will want to know the name and identity.