Atul Subhash Foundation

Her name is Anju Devi. On December 9 2024 her son Atul Subhash died in his Bengaluru apartment. He was 34 years old. He left a 24 page note and an 81 minute video. He named the people he said broke him. He documented four years. 120 court hearings. 40 trips between Bengaluru and Jaunpur. Before he died he said one thing about his ashes. If I win against this system immerse them in the Ganga. If I lose throw them in the gutter outside the court. After he died Anju Devi had one question. Where is my grandson. His name is Vyom. He was 4 years old. Nobody told her where he was. She went to the Supreme Court. Filed a habeas corpus petition. Asked the court to find her grandson. The court informed her the child was at a boarding school in Faridabad. It observed him briefly on a video call. Then it told her this. Sorry to say but the child is a stranger to the petitioner. Her petition was dismissed. The criminal case against the accused has been adjourned to November 20 2026. The presiding officer was on leave. She lost her son. Then went to the highest court in India to find his child. The court told her she was a stranger. Vyom is 5 years old today. He does not know what happened yet. One day he will read that note. Watch that video. And wonder why his grandmother fought so hard just to hold him once. She is still waiting.