Help us in restoring livelihood for a Mob lynch Survivor family

When the fresh wave of summer swept through Chhattisgarh in June, representing warmth, growth, and a new beginning, when the country was enjoying the vibrant hues of summer skies, the Muslim diaspora was reeling again. The new mob lynching news grab the top headlines, Guddu Khan (35) Saddam Qureshi (23) and Chand Miya Khan (23) were brutally killed. 

The trio were reportedly pursued by a group of individuals, allegedly belonging to cow vigilantes, on suspicion of smuggling cattle. According to the reports, the mob chased the trio for approximately 54 kilometers, beaten, thrashed, assaulted, and eventually killed them. 

The screams of Guddu’s kids pierced through the hearts of humanity; their ocean of tears gave shudders to the society. Gudd’s four kids (aged 10, 8, 6, and 2) lost a supportive father, his wife lost a loving husband, and the family lost the only source of income. 

A few months after the incident, we visited the devastated family to hear their heart wrenching stories.”Seeing the condition of these children causes a lot of pain,” said Guddu’s mother, with Guddu’s youngest daughter sitting next to her. 

With the brutal death of Guddu, the loss of his family still lingers and seems to linger even further. A month before Guudu’s death, his brother fell prey to the lyching, fortunately he survived. 

Are we even humans if we cannot extend a helping hand? The question circled in our minds. Miles2Smile decided to answer this question and support the devastated family in all possible ways. But it seems difficult for us to do it alone; we need your help. 

If the aforementioned question strikes your mind, then join us on the journey to lessen the burden of Guddu’s family. Contribute for the following cause and bring back the smiles of Guddu’s family.

Education: Rs.15,000 (annually for 3 kids)
Health and well-being: Rs. 30,000 ( Annually for the family)
Livelihood : RS 2,50,000
Keeping in mind the suffering of Guddu’s brother, we have decided to purchase a mini truck for his brother. A significant portion of the earnings from the mini truck will be transferred to Guddu’s family, and another portion will be utilized by his brother. To purchase this mini truck, we need Rs.2,50,000 as down-payment.

We are in, are you?