'I just want to see your face once.' Death of a fresh migrant worker in Belgharia tragedy, Hariharpara bursts into tears

BS News Agency: A 26-year-old youth was preparing to return home after finishing work to share the joy of Kali Puja, the festival of lights. He also went shopping to bring smiles to his family's faces. But his family could not even imagine that that smile would disappear forever in an instant. Sagar Sarkar (26), a migrant worker from Hariharpara in Murshidabad, lost his life in a tragic train accident. The sudden death of the fresh youth has cast a pall of mourning over the entire area.

What exactly happened? According to local sources, Sagar Sarkar, 26, was a resident of Bisharadganj area of ​​Rukunpur gram panchayat under Hariharpara police station in Murshidabad. He had gone to Belgharia in North 24 Parganas just a week ago in search of work due to hunger and family problems. He started working as a laborer in an umbrella factory there.

On Saturday, Sagar went to Belgharia station to catch a train to spend a holiday with his family on the occasion of the upcoming Kali Puja. But when he did not reach home even after noon on Sunday morning, his family members became worried. After that, the search began. When Sagar's colleagues started searching in the Belgharia area, it was learned that he had lost his life in a terrible train accident near Belgharia station.

Extreme mourning and waiting in the family: As soon as the news of Sagar's death reached Hariharpara on Sunday afternoon, his wife, younger children and other family members broke down in tears. The locals are unable to accept such a cruel fate that he would have to work in a different district to take care of the family.

Where the lights of joy should be lit in every house during the festive season, today there is only mourning in Sagar's house. Now there is only one thing to wait for - when will Sagar's frozen body return home from Belgharia for the last time. Grieving family members are waiting with eager eyes to see their loved one's face one last time.
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