Zindagii kaisii hai pahelii, haaye!
Oh, what a riddle life is!
Kabhii to ha.Nsaaye kabhi yeh rulaaye
Sometimes it makes us laugh, sometimes it makes us cry

Kabhii dekho man nahii.N jaage, peechhe peechhe sapno.N ke bhaage
Sometimes the mind does not awaken, it chases dreams
Ek din sapno.N ka raahii chalaa jaaye sapno.N ke aage, kahaa.N?
One day that traveler of dreams will go beyond the dreams, but where?

Jin hone sajaaye yahaa.N mele sukh dukh sang-sang jhele
Those who bring people together, they experience joy and sorrow together
Wohii chunkar khaamoshii yuu.N chalii jaaye akele, kahaa.N?
Those same people choose silence and depart alone, but where?

Very nice Mits.

Mits, thank you for selecting this appropriate Manna Dey song for the departed. I feel that this young man fell in love with a larki and he didn't want to tell his parents for fear of rejection. Anyways may his soul rest in peace.

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The late Imran Ally

Lusignan man dies after ingesting rat poison

April 14, 2014

 

IMRAN Ally, 31, of Lusignan Front, East Coast Demerara, committed suicide by ingesting carbon tablets (rat poison) late Saturday night.

Unfortunately, he died on the way to the Georgetown Public Hospital Corporation (GPHC).
His father, who wants to remain anonymous, told the Chronicle that he doesn’t know why his son did what he did,as he was not a troublesome person.
“Imran was always a good boy; he loves to go Masjid and pray. I don’t know why he did that; there is no reason that I could say surrounding his suicide. He is single, and don’t have no children. I am very, very sad; words cannot express how I’m feeling. I never know he would have done such, may Allah forgive him,” the man said sadly.
Another Lusignan resident said he never knew Imran to be a suicidal person, because he was always on the go, teaching and helping youths in that community.
“I always know Imran to be a very good person; he was always helpful; no matter what, he always was a good man. I never expected this from him, because he always teaching youths about life. I’m so shocked and surprised… I cannot believe this,” the man lamented.

(Asif Hakim)

The East Indian cannot tek the pressure from the PPP anymore.

to Yuji 22:

Suicide does not discriminate. Rich, poor, black, white, indo. Wake up man!Get acquainted with the world.

Jade

The suicide rate among Indo Guyanese is extremely high compared to other races in Guyana. I am just highlighting another case.

We must identify the root of the problem and find a solution. This issue has been debated here before.

Originally Posted by yuji22:

Home > NEWS > Lusignan man dies after ingesting rat poison

The late Imran Ally

Lusignan man dies after ingesting rat poison

April 14, 2014

 

IMRAN Ally, 31, of Lusignan Front, East Coast Demerara, committed suicide by ingesting carbon tablets (rat poison) late Saturday night.

Unfortunately, he died on the way to the Georgetown Public Hospital Corporation (GPHC).
His father, who wants to remain anonymous, told the Chronicle that he doesn’t know why his son did what he did,as he was not a troublesome person.
“Imran was always a good boy; he loves to go Masjid and pray. I don’t know why he did that; there is no reason that I could say surrounding his suicide. He is single, and don’t have no children. I am very, very sad; words cannot express how I’m feeling. I never know he would have done such, may Allah forgive him,” the man said sadly.
Another Lusignan resident said he never knew Imran to be a suicidal person, because he was always on the go, teaching and helping youths in that community.
“I always know Imran to be a very good person; he was always helpful; no matter what, he always was a good man. I never expected this from him, because he always teaching youths about life. I’m so shocked and surprised… I cannot believe this,” the man lamented.

(Asif Hakim)

The East Indian cannot tek the pressure from the PPP anymore.

I am not a PPP man and I have said that many times before. You guys have to stop blaming the PPP for everything. People need to take responsibility for their own actions.