Touched By His Heartbreaking Story, Arjun Kapoor Offers Help To Delhi Boy Selling Rolls After Father's Death
Touched by the heartbreaking story of 10 year old Jaspreet Singh from Delhi who is forced to sell rolls on street to make the ends meet, Bollywood actor Arjun Kapoor offers educational support.
We have all seen the drama that has been unfolding about Delhi's viral Vada Pao girl. However, the story of his 10-year-old boy named Jaspreet is what the world need to hear. The little one is forced to sell rolls on the street that he learned to make from his father. When asked why his father doesn't come to his stall, he revealed he is no more.
Arjun Kapoor offers educational help to Delhi boy selling rolls after father's death
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Setting an example of bravery and not giving up in difficult circumstances, Jaspreet has won the hearts of the people. So much so, that even actor Arjun Kapoor is impressed with his resilience and has offered to support his and his sister's education. " With a smile on his face, he's facing life ahead and all that will come with it.. I salute this 10-year-old for having the courage to stand up on his own and take over his father's work within 10 days of him passing away. I would love to help him out with his or his sister's education; if anyone knows about his whereabouts, do let me know," the Bollywood actor wrote on Twitter.
Jaspreet's mother doesn't live with him anymore
Courage, thy name is Jaspreet.
¡ª anand mahindra (@anandmahindra) May 6, 2024
But his education shouldn¡¯t suffer.
I believe, he¡¯s in Tilak Nagar, Delhi. If anyone has access to his contact number please do share it.
The Mahindra foundation team will explore how we can support his education.
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In the video, originally captured by Sarabjeet Singh, which was then re-shared by business tycoon Anand Mahindra, AAP MLA Jarnail Singh, and local BJP leader Rajiv Babbar, Jaspreet revealed his father died of brain tuberculosis days ago, and that is why he is forced to sell rolls on the streets of Tilak Nagar in west Delhi. When asked about the family, he said he has an elder sister who is 14 years old. Their mother has gone back to Punjab to live with their maternal grandmother, while the kids are living with their paternal uncle.
When asked where he gets this courage from, he says he is the son of Guru Gobind Singh Ji and will fight till he has the strength to do so.
After Kids Video Went Viral On Different SM Platforms, Help And Support For Kid Is Pouring Out Huge...
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Y'day @JarnailSinghAAP Reached The Kid And Assured Eveey Possible Help And Support For Him.
Thank You Everyone For Sharing Such Videos, You Friends Are A Huge Support.
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