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21.Further, P.W.1 in his chief-affidavit has stated that at the time of accident, the petitioner was pursuing seventh standard. Due to the accident, he was unable to attend school regularly and as a result, he dropped out. Further, the accident caused damage to his urinary tract, leading to difficulties in urination as well as urinary incontinence. The accident has also resulted in recurrent infections. Further stated that the nature of injuries sustained by him resulted in erectile dysfunction, due to which, his potential for enjoying sexual pleasure in his marital life or even otherwise has been adversely affected. The injuries sustained on his hip and thighs, has made it difficult for him to sit, stand, and walk for extended periods. Further stated that, as a result of all these, the petitioner experiences severe mental distress. He is still undergoing treatment, and doctors have opined that he will need to continue treatment for the rest of his life.