My grand father, Syed Nazrul Huda, was a life member of Dalit Voice from 1982. He died in 1996. He used to spend most of his time reading newspapers, Dalit Voice particularly, Readers Digestate. He also spent his time offering prayers and charitable work. I am currently doing a bachelor’s in information technology. For the last two years | have found great pleasure in reading. Dalit Voice. It is an eye-opener. | also type some important articles from Dalit Voice in my-computer and send it to my relatives in India and abroad through email. My grandfather was very honest and noble. Although he was deaf, he educated his children and gave them a respectable place in society. He used to send money to the leprosy home to help the diseased and in return he used to get cards of thanks from the people on Eid and Badgered. He died at the age of 82 (most probably) due to prostate cancer.
Brother Noorul Huda’s email intimating the death of his Grandafather, S.N. Huda, came as a shock to us. What a pity that a soul so dear of us died eight years back and we come or know it only now. He used to be a stone dear” and yet so warm and active. We remember visiting his house and having breakfast and lunch with him. Whenever we visited Patna, he was our permanent host, and his car used to be at our disposal. Dalit Voice was started in 1981 and in the very next year he became. our life members. He used of write us so offend about “Dalit-Muslim unity” efforts about which he was a great admirer. We were wondering why there was no communication from him in recent years and wrote a Laffer of his address at Piana and we ger the reply that he died eight years back. Brother Noorul says his grana rather was a great friend of DV and the foo likes DV, Is it not his duly of intimate us the death of such a dear friend? His family must carry on the good work and support the mission of Dalit Voice — EDITOR.
