A Mother's Heartbreaking Plea: The Tragic Delhi Hit-and-Run Claiming Mohammad Sakib's Life

The words echo with an unbearable ache, a mother's heart shattered into a million pieces. "He was just lying there on the road, his jacket torn, screaming... screaming for ten whole minutes," recounted Sabina, her voice heavy with grief. She was talking about her 20-year-old son, Mohammad Sakib, whose life was brutally cut short in a tragic hit-and-run incident on Delhi's unforgiving roads, leaving behind a family grappling with an immense, unfillable void.

Sakib, a diligent young man, was simply making his way home after a long day's work on his motorcycle. It was past midnight, around 1 AM, when his path intersected with a speeding Swift Desire car near the Ghazipur flyover. The impact, we can only imagine, must have been horrific. But what truly chills the soul is the sheer inhumanity that followed: the driver of that car didn't stop, didn't check, didn't even slow down. They simply sped away, leaving Sakib critically injured and utterly alone on the cold asphalt.

It was Sakib's cousin, Saddam, who stumbled upon the harrowing scene. Imagine the shock, the terror, seeing your own kin in such a state. Saddam immediately called for help, and soon Sabina, Sakib’s mother, arrived. "His jacket was torn," she repeated, the image seared into her memory, "he was asking for water, just screaming out in pain." For a full ten minutes, as the family struggled to arrange transport, Sakib lay there, his desperate cries piercing the night, a chilling testament to the agonizing wait for help in a city that often seems too busy to notice.

Eventually, they managed to get him to the Lok Nayak Jai Prakash Narayan (LNJP) Hospital. But, tragically, it was too late. The doctors, despite their efforts, could do nothing more. Mohammad Sakib was declared dead, his young dreams, his aspirations, his entire future, extinguished in a cruel twist of fate. The news, as you can imagine, absolutely devastated the family, plunging them into a deep abyss of sorrow and disbelief.

The pain is raw, palpable. Sabina, along with other family members, now pleads for justice. They want the person responsible for this heinous act to be held accountable, to face the consequences of their recklessness. This isn't just about one family's loss; it's a stark reminder of the rampant disregard for human life on our roads and the urgent need for better safety measures and quicker emergency response systems. How many more lives must be lost, how many more families torn apart, before we truly learn?

Authorities, to their credit, have registered a case under relevant sections, including rash driving and causing death by negligence. The search for the elusive driver and the vehicle involved is underway. But for Sabina and her family, no amount of legal action can bring Sakib back. Their only solace, perhaps, will be seeing justice served, ensuring that another family doesn't have to endure such an unbearable tragedy.