Anand Mahindra Offers Help To 10-year-old Boy Selling Rolls On Roadside Cart After Father's Demise
In a recent video by a food vlogger, the touching story of the boy has garnered widespread attention, resonating with millions online. Mahindra, who celebrated his 68th birthday last week, expressed his desire to obtain the boy's contact information. He mentioned that the Mahindra Foundation intends to explore ways to support his education.
Business magnate Anand Mahindra has extended assistance to Jaspreet, a 10-year-old boy captured in a viral video running a roll stand on the streets of Delhi. Jaspreet assumed responsibility for the stall following his father's passing from brain tuberculosis.
In a recent video by a food vlogger, the touching story of the boy has garnered widespread attention, resonating with millions online. Mahindra, who celebrated his 68th birthday last week, expressed his desire to obtain the boy's contact information. He mentioned that the Mahindra Foundation intends to explore ways to support his education.
"Courage, thy name is Jaspreet/ 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," Anand Mahindra wrote on X.
"The Mahindra foundation team will explore how we can support his education."
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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Meet The 10-year-old Braveheart Jaspreet
Jaspreet, who was spotted by food vlogger Sarabjeet Singh, can be seen preparing a chicken egg roll in the video. His bravado and undying spirit has captivated millions online. When the vlogger inquired about his family and tragic personal circumstances, Jaspreet maintained his cheerful demeanor as he shared the recent loss of his father to brain tuberculosis.
Jaspreet, accompanied by his 14-year-old elder sister, resides with their uncle in Delhi, while their mother has relocated to Punjab. Having acquired culinary expertise from his late father, the young boy showcases a diverse array of rolls at his stall, ranging from chicken and kabab rolls to paneer and chowmein rolls.
"I am the son of Guru Gobind Singh ji. Will fight as long as I have the strength," Jaspreet said when the food vlogger asked him what keeps him going despite all the hardships.
Despite facing numerous challenges, Jaspreet demonstrates resilience by attending school in the mornings and operating his food cart in the evenings.
Internet Is All Praises For The Boy
Many individuals lauded Jaspreet for his bravery and resilience, while also expressing gratitude towards Mr. Mahindra for his compassionate gesture.
A user wrote, "He is not giving up... this kid has decided to take up the responsibility & stand up for self...His courage is inspiring which is pushing him (to) stand during odd times...Salute to him... with right guidance in terms of education he will create many milestones..."
Another added, ¡°Jaspreet is fearless! Education is crucial. It's great that the Mahindra foundation is stepping in to support his education.¡±
¡°It just made me cry. I really Hope Anand Ji will reach out to this Brave Boy and Help in every Possible Way. You can also raise Crowd Funding to help this Boy. After the Help i want this Boy to Ignore his Mom if she comes back for money,¡± read another comment.
This isn't the first instance of Anand Mahindra providing assistance to a child in need. Previously, a young girl displayed bravery by protecting her younger sister from monkeys that had invaded their home with wit and technology. In response, the business tycoon expressed his admiration for her actions and even extended an offer of employment at the Mahindra Group once she reaches adulthood.
Apart from Mahindra, many others have pledged assistance for the boy including BJP leader Tajinder Bagga and Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) leader Jarnail Singh, who serves as the MLA for Delhi's Tilak Nagar constituency.