India, Feb. 17 -- At just ll, all that Neeraj wanted to do in Prayagraj was to swim in the Sangam, and so, along with his uncle and aunt, he left for the railway station in Delhi. His parents live in Bihar's Vaishali, and found out about his son's death at 2 am. His father Sanjeet Paswan, a labourer, told HT, "My wife is inconsolable. She still believes that our son is alive and will come back to us... I let him go to Delhi with my brother so he could lead a better life, get educated... Now my wife is cursing me for doing that. He was our only hope... He went to school in Delhi and wanted to become a doctor," said Paswan. He said that his relatives told him how people stomped on his son. "He meant the world to me and my wife. His younger br...