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SIMMI- my dearest cousin, a great pal, a thorough professional, a great mom and THE MOST BEAUTIFUL HUMAN BEING. It is so hard to express in words what she meant to me. We got along like house on fire- latest movies, high street fashions, family outings et all, we chatted up on a daily basis…… She had an amazing Zest for life and inspired me to enjoy simple things in life. We shared this quotation always- ‘Life is not about how many breaths you take, but about the moments, that take your breath away’
ReplyDeleteNot a day has passed since that tragic & terrible day that I have not thought of her. It is with such heavy heart that I write about her, since her untimely loss has still not sinked in………she was just an inseparable part of our lives.
Everything just seems to go in a flash, we spent our childhood together, those summer vacations, bicycle rides, swimming classes. She was a very studious & committed child and we have grown up taking her examples. Her exemplary career is reflective of the same.
She seemed to be very happy with her current work and we all were very proud of her achievements. It felt good, when she would excuse herself in between an interesting conversation to ‘HEAD’ a meeting, or ‘CHAIR’ a group. Nobody got to know about her pain because she always shared her happy moments making other people happier.
A wonderful, soft-spoken, genuine and compassionate person like her will be deeply missed, loved and admired by all. Our prayers go for Areeb, Ayaan, mumani, mamu and Amir…may God give them the strength to carry on life without her…however impossible it seems now. Simmi's beautiful memories will be cherished & her smiling face will be with us ALWAYS.
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Justice denied....
ReplyDeleteIt has been so many empty days since Simmi left us but time has not been able to heal the many wounds that the incident left behind. We are all still suffering and mourning her loss as parents, children, brother, sister, friends and family.
The brutality of the incident has shocked us to our cores. How could such a beautiful and caring person be the subject of someone's wrath, greed, and selfishness? And then we turned all our hopes and energies especially Simmi's mother and brother's on the judicial system of U.K. for justice. The long and grueling months and days were spent in such agony for Simmi's family waiting for the day when finally we would be able to get justice for her by putting behind bars forever the person responsible for this ghastly act.So that Simmi could rest in peace...
But that did not happen. Justice was denied in the most shameless and careless manner by such a respected court of law. What could be the possible reasons that the person responsible for taking a physical life and many more emotional ones could be walking the streets scot free? I,like others are speechless and in shock over how this gross injustice could happen by a system that we uphold as a high authority to grant us justice. We are simply left with empty hands and broken hearts asking why and how this could happen to such a precious human being. Why did such a brutal act of terror go un-punished and un-accounted for???