Story of boy Ram

 Story of Boy Ram

There was a boy named Ram. He was a kind-hearted and honest person. Ram was born and raised in a village called Rampur. He loved nature, helped people in need, and believed deeply in God. After completing his education, he began working in a small company.

Eventually, Ram got married to a girl named Helen, who was also a good and supportive person. However, after some time, some people began conspiring against them. Shockingly, these conspirators included some of Ram’s own relatives, cousins, and even members of Helen’s family. They joined hands with influential people from powerful backgrounds and also involved Ram’s close friend.

These people wanted to ruin Ram's life out of jealousy and greed. They secretly started monitoring his daily routine using digital means. They even took help from some police officers, government employees, and neighbors to trace Ram’s phone, car, bike, and even laptop.

At first, they behaved oddly—like spitting on the ground when Ram walked by, or spreading rumors about him using his colleagues. They would intentionally start conversations about someone, provoke Ram to say something, and then report it back to the person to insult him.

They also collected the phone numbers of Ram’s neighbors, vegetable vendors, and grocery sellers, and used them to spread false and personal information. Ram’s private matters were made public, and people were instigated even before Ram arrived at any location. The real motive was to grab his property and salary through illegal means.

At one point, these people tried to kill Ram. With the help of some doctors and hospital staff, they mixed something harmful in his food, which made him seriously ill. While hospitalized, they added dangerous substances into his glucose, attempting to cause a fatal disease. By the grace of God, Ram survived—but suffered lasting damage to his leg.

Later, they began to claim that Ram was mentally unstable and tried to declare him as depressed or anxious, pushing him towards unnecessary psychological treatment. Ram had to go through long-term medication and unbearable mental pain.

Not stopping there, they started adding chemicals to his food again, trying to worsen his health. After visiting his maternal uncle’s house, Ram experienced pain in his hand—another attempt to paralyze him.

At one point, the conspirators started threatening Ram directly. They told him:

"We will get you killed or make it look like an accident. After your death, we’ll make it seem like a suicide or an unfortunate accident."

 

Even at work, where Ram was honest and hardworking, some people stole his ideas and presented them as their own. They took credit for his work, trying to sabotage his career.

Ram was entitled to some ancestral land and was earning a salary—these people wanted to seize everything and make the influential people happy, becoming their loyal puppets. These “high background” people were pleased that Ram’s own family and villagers were acting like servants for their benefit.

Fueled by money and support from government employees and police, the conspirators became overconfident, greedy, and ruthless. They were proud of pretending to be educated and respectable, while in reality, they were becoming dangerous and criminal-minded.

This is the story of a boy who loved his family, his society, and respected the system, but due to jealousy and greed, his own loved ones turned against him. It shows how society is changing—how even well-educated families are setting a negative example for the next generation. If people can kill an innocent man for wealth, what will future generations learn?

Ram cried out to God for justice, trusting that one day, truth and righteousness will prevail.