Mohanlalganj. The family of Aman Shukla, resident of PGI's Vrindavan Yojana, Rae Bareli Road, Telibagh, has faced a mountain of troubles after a road accident. Aman, who was seriously injured in a road accident on May 9, 2026, remained in a coma for about two months. Now even after regaining consciousness, he is neither able to recognize anyone properly nor is he able to walk or speak. According to doctors, it may take one to two years for his complete recovery.
Aman was the only earning son of the family. He used to support his parents and two younger sisters by teaching. After the accident, the family is facing the problem of meeting daily needs along with treatment. Father Vineet Shukla drives a private car, while mother Mamta Shukla used to cook food in people's homes. Due to her son's serious condition, she too is no longer able to go to work.
According to the family, people from the houses where Mamta used to work are also helping the family, but with the expenses of Aman's long treatment, medicines and care, it is becoming difficult to meet the house rent and other necessary expenses.
Aman has two younger sisters Vaishnavi (15) and Arpita (6). On one hand, the family faces the ever-increasing expenses of Aman's treatment and on the other hand, there is also the responsibility of running the household. The family has appealed to capable people for financial support in Aman's treatment.
Family members say that Aman still needs long-term treatment and constant care. In such a situation, even a small financial help from people can become a big relief for Aman's treatment and family.