Computer engineer quits job to take mom on nationwide tour on scooter gifted by deceased father
Patna, April 25: Showcasing an instance of love and affection for parents, a 44-year-old computer engineer quit his corporate job and vowed to take his mother on a nationwide tour on the scooter gifted by his deceased father.
The man identified as Dakshinamurthy Krishna Kumar, who hails from Karnataka's Mysuru, started his journey in January 2018 and has covered places from Kanyakumari to Kashmir. He said he also went to Bhutan, Myanmar, and Nepal with his mother on the same scooter.
Dakshinamurthy Krishna Kumar said his mother who is aged 73 had expressed her desire to visit a nearby temple when they lived in Bengaluru, where they shifted after the father's demise in 2015.
Owing to his mother's desire, the son vowed to take her to temples across the country.
Kumar said, "I have covered a distance of 67,412 km on a scooter with my mother. My father passed away in 2015, he was a government servant and all of us lived together. After my father passed away, I shifted to Bangalore with my mother and was working as a computer engineer for the last 13 years."
"My mother once told me that she never visited the temple close to our house. After this, I decided to take my mother on tour not only to the temple next door but also to the temple of the whole country, leaving my job," he added.
He said that the scooter was gifted by his father from which he kickstarted the journey.
"I have decided not to marry and live with my mother," he said.
Talking about his son, Dakshinamurthy said she had travelled all over the country with her son's scooter.
"I sit on the scooter holding my son. My son is today's Shravan Kumar. May God give sons like this to everyone so that all the sons serve their parents. I'm very happy with this trip and my health is also absolutely fine," she said.
- ANI
