Arvind Kejriwal, the Delhi Chief Minister, uploaded a video of a 10-year-old specially-abled girl walking to school in Bihar’s Jamui district on Wednesday, saying her devotion had moved him.
Arvind Kejriwal was moved by the Bihar Girl’s devotion to pursuing education
“10-year-old Seema’s enthusiasm had made me emotional. Every child in the country wants a good education. I don’t know politics, I know that every government has enough resources. It should be the mission of every true patriot to provide the best possible education to children like Seema, that is real patriotism,” he wrote on Twitter while reacting to the video shared by Dainik Bhaskar.
Seema, who lives in the Naxal-hit Fatehpur village of Seema Khaira block, in Bihar lost her leg two years ago in a road accident. Moreover, the little girl is unafraid to pursue her desire for education.
However, she not only walks 1 km to school every day, but she also educates other rural girls. Seema also urges others to educate themselves.
The girl’s grandmother and one of her professors informed Dainik Bhaskar about Seema’s love for education and how she overcome tragedy to obtain it.
Moreover, Seema’s father works as a laborer outside of the state. Seema is the second oldest of six siblings, and when she gets home from school, she educates her younger brothers and sisters.
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