Khan is 49 years old working in a reputed construction firm, married, has two school going sons and living happily along with his parents in shahranpur, UP. His elder son is studying eleventh standard and younger son is studying fifth standard and he is the sole bread winner for his family. Life was very smooth untill March 2021 when he had resigned from his firm to join in a new firm. Excatly at that point of time COVID-19 second wave had struck. During April 2021 when he is preparing to join in a new firm, his mother fell sick due to renal complication. He admitted her in a hospital and when treatment is underway she got contracted with COVID-19 too. Very soon, his father also contracted with COVID-19 infection and had to be admitted in the hospital. Then his father had died in hospital due to COVID-19. Shortly after, his mother also died in hospital due to COVID-19. Amidst the scarcity for ICU bed and Oxygen cylinder during the peak of COVID-19 second wave, he had managed to admit both his father and mother in a private hospital in Shahranpur. When he is strugglying to come in terms with the loss of both his father and mother, he and his wife both were contracted with COVID-19 disease. Both of them were admitted in the same hospital.

All this trauma are happening when he had resigned from his organisation and looking forward to join in a new Organisation. Felling sick of his parents and their hospitalisation, followed by their death and his own infection along with his wife with COVID-19 were all happening when he is in transition state of job, that is literally without any job at all. Since he and his wife both were admitted in the hospital his relatives and friends arranged money by borrowing and paid his hospital bills. Fortunately when he and his wife both recuparated from COVID-19 and got decharged from hospital and returns home, he is starring at a whopping debt of Rs.21 lakhs due to the medical expense of his parents, himself and his wife.

He had mortgaged his house, his last employer had assured to settle his full and final dues sooner and with his smaller savings he had managed to save till now, he is looking forward to return Rs.10-11 lakhs of his debt very soon. He is still facing a fund shortage of Rs.10 lakhs. He is directionless, helpless and so depressed that he is not even able to take new job assignment due to his depression. Any kind of monetary help however small it be,  will be of great support to him and help to overcome from this miserable conditions. For the sake of his wife and sons, he is fighting to come out of this debt conditions and looking for help from friends, reltives and any kind hearted human being.