@storytellerwojak: "Baba (Dad), we are hurt. We fell off the bike. We are rushing to the Holy Spirit Hospital," Dadarao Bilhore recalls in an exclusive interview with The Better India. "I told the family that the boys had fallen off the bike. When they asked to accompany me, I said I didn't think the injuries would be that bad, so l left alone. While I was halfway to the hospital, I received a second call. They told me Prakash had succumbed to a brain hemorrhage. Ram was being treated, shaken up and critical. At that moment, my world had come crashing down. Only the other day, he was shopping online, telling me how he wanted branded clothes for college. And at 16, my son was dead." Dadarao's family was devastated by the death of their son. He had recently passed his 10th board exams and had a bright future ahead but was unfortunately taken away in such a tragedy. Seeking justice, Dadarao filed complaints against negligence, revealing that the accident occurred due to a pothole formed during construction, lacking warning signs. Disappointed by the authorities' response, Dadarao independently took on the mission of filling potholes to prevent similar tragedies. Transforming his grief into action, the ordinary vegetable vendor from Mumbai has filled over 1500 potholes, striving to create safer roads and honor his son's memory. #storytime #story #storyteller #wojak #history #sadstory

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