This is how Aarti saved her daughter in a bus accident. – Photo: amar ujala digital Expansion Khargone bus accident People’s lives were snatched in a moment. Laughing-smiling people turned into zombies in a moment, but there were some lucky ones, who were aboard the bus, but suffered minor injuries in the accident. Death passed close to him. One of them is Aarti Mansore of Indore, who was traveling in the bus with her one and a half year old daughter Veera. At the time of the accident, Aarti held the daughter in her lap with one hand and held the seat tightly with the other hand. When the bus fell into the river. Aarti also felt a jerk, but she did not let go of her grip. Only half of his teeth were broken in the accident. The mother’s lap became a protective shield for the daughter. Nothing happened to Dudhmunhi Veera in the accident. She just kept on crying out of fear. Called brother by phone I went to my maternal home. Brother had come to drop me at the bus stop. The daughter was sitting with Veera on the fourth seat in the bus. I got scared when the bus waved before the bridge. I tightly held the sleeping daughter Veera in my lap and bent down and held the seat with the other hand. After this, the bus broke the railing and fell directly into the river. The bus overturned. Veera started crying loudly. I caught myself and looked around. People were shouting in the bus. Some were bleeding from the head and some’s leg was stuck in the seat. Due to the collision, the passengers sitting at the rear side of the bus also came forward with a jolt. I saw someone’s phone on the bus. I picked up and dialed my brother’s number. Told him about the bus accident. I was sitting in the bus from the stop before the accident. Brother came in a short while. By then the villagers had taken me out by breaking the window glass of the bus. After this we were taken to the district hospital of Khargone. ( As Aarti told Amar Ujala) Husband said – Most memorable day for me Husband Jitendra works in a security agency in Indore. After getting the news of the accident, he immediately left for Khargone from Indore. Jitendra said that the survival of wife and daughter in the accident is the best gift of God for me and it will be a memorable day of my life. When I reached the hospital, I saw Veera sleeping in the arms of her smiling wife. I will never forget that moment.