Mr. Krishanan, a man over the age of 65, was discovered in a severely unstable condition on the streets. Understanding his urgent need for assistance, we at Snehan approached the nearest police station to seek intervention. After assessing the situation, the authorities provided us with a No Objection Certificate (NOC) to proceed with his rescue.

Upon further inquiry, nearby street dwellers revealed that Mr. Krishanan had been assaulted by drug addicts living on the streets. Approximately 35 days ago, four young men approached him late at night, demanding money. Despite his insistence that he had none, they refused to believe him and resorted to violent aggression. As a result, he sustained severe injuries to his head and back.

Following the attack, he became immobile, unable to stand or move from his spot. His deteriorating condition led him to stop eating altogether, surviving only on buttermilk. Over time, his health declined drastically, leaving him frail—reduced to mere skin and bones.

Upon rescuing him, we ensured he was bathed, provided fresh clothing, and introduced liquid nourishment to stabilize his condition. While his food intake has gradually improved, we noticed irregularities in his behavior, indicating potential mental health concerns. Additionally, medical evaluations revealed a spinal fracture.

For the past three days, we have been at the Government Hospital, where he has undergone multiple tests and medical investigations. He is now receiving treatment for both his mental health condition and spinal injury as a outpatient. Doctors have advised strict bed rest, requiring him to remain immobilized with a supportive belt around his torso for an extended period.

At Snehan Home, we are doing our utmost to care for him—feeding him three times a day, regularly changing his diaper, providing sponge baths, and ensuring he receives his prescribed medications. With unwavering hope, we are committed to his recovery, eagerly awaiting the day he regains his strength and is able to resume his daily life independently.