In Ghasia ghetto of Raup village, a tale was told,
Of eighteen young souls, their stories of old.
Artists and dancers, of karma and jhumar,
Innocence extinguished, like a distant star.
We rallied, we fought, their cause we did plead,
To NHRC we turned, in our hour of need.
With PVCHR and JanMitra Nyas by our side,
We battled the odds, with unwavering pride.
The National Human Rights Commission stood tall,
In their diligent work, they answered the call.
PVCHR and JMN, hearts beating as one,
For change and for justice, we tirelessly spun.
No longer the specter of malnutrition and strife,
The children's smiles bloomed,
like flowers to life.
Monuments stand, in memory profound,
Of eighteen young souls, forever renowned.
A building emerged, Sushil Tripathi's name,
A legend in journalism, his legacy aflame.
Children once scorned, by
discrimination's cruel hand,
Now in their own school, they rise and they stand.
Parents, once
burdened, with houses and land,
A
transformation, like the touch of a magical hand.
Human Rights
Watch shed light on their plight,
Exposing the
darkness, to bring justice to light.
Today, PVCHR and JMN, joined hand in hand,
With Helam Ritscher's aid,
across distant lands.
From Germany's heart, the
Indo-German Society came,
Three hundred trees for hope, they lovingly named.
For fruits and for nature, a haven anew,
In Ghasia ghetto, where dreams once few.
A tribe that endured police's
harsh thrust,
Found solace in PVCHR's unwavering trust.
Psycho-social aid, legal support too,
To heal tortured hearts, to mend and renew.
IRCT from Denmark, a compassionate bond,
Goats and gardens to heal, like a soothing song.
Human emotion, humane relation, they mend,
Holistic rehabilitation, a message to send.
In this tapestry woven, of
courage and care,
A legacy of love, compassion laid bare.
So let this poem echo, in the winds of change,
In the hearts of the ghetto,
across every range.
A tale of resilience, of hope's
guiding light,
In the face of adversity, we
emerged with might.
Poem is written by Lenin Raghuvanshi
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