In a moving act of communal harmony, two Muslim brothers from Wayanad cared for an elderly Hindu woman and performed her final rites.
Kalyani Amma, an 85-year-old childless woman from Chithragiri, found a loving family in her neighbours, Razak and Sulaiman, during her final years.
As old age and illness weakened Kalyani Amma, the brothers and their family embraced her as their own mother and provided continuous care.
When Kalyani Amma passed away recently, the brothers took full responsibility for her final rites, honouring her memory with deep filial duty.
Leader of the Opposition V.D. Satheesan praised the family on social media, describing the event as a true Kerala story of human love.
Satheesan phoned Razak on Wednesday morning to convey the state’s heartfelt gratitude and promised to visit the family in Wayanad soon.
Quoting a news headline, Satheesan noted that Kalyani Amma departed wrapped in the silk cloth of humanity, adding that no further words were needed.
This compassionate act by the brothers highlights how deep personal bonds can seamlessly rise above traditional religious boundaries.
For Kalyani Amma, her dedicated neighbours provided complete family comfort throughout her lifetime and ensured dignity in her death.
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