This young man is an uncut diamond that deserves a future.
The Cockroach Janata Party should enlist diamonds like him as members if they really want to go far with their movement and change India’s destiny.
If not, some rich NGO or a corporate CSR department should rehabilitate him by providing an interest-free loan and helping him set up a small business.
His name is Mohammad Irfan. He lives in a broken 12 sq yd 1-room slum (with tarpaulin roof) with his parents and two sisters in Delhi’s Laxmi Nagar.
For his livelihood, along with his father, he sells ice slabs as a roadside vendor.
He cannot write, he never went to school, and all his education is acquired by asking questions to Google several hours a day.
From the Preamble to the Indian Constitution (Hindi version) to Urdu Shayar Ahmed Faraz and Kavi Gopal Das Neeraj’s poetry to legal rights of workers and minimum wage & hour laws in India, his knowledge is 10x more than the average brainwashed WhatsApp University uncles of India.
In the video, Irfan emphasizes on “garima” (dignity). The Preamble to the Constitution explicitly states: “assuring the dignity of the individual,” irrespective of their caste, religion, education, or economic status.
Irfan was discovered by The Lallantop’s brilliant journalist Rajat Pandey @RajatpandeyJF during recent student protests at Jantar Mantar. That’s real journalism India needs instead of the shameless mainstream media that is digging India’s grave.
Rajat can provide the phone number and address of Irfan to anyone interested in supporting him.
Spare 20 minutes of your time this Sunday to watch this YouTube video:
https://t.co/fDFk8umLMb
Juhu 12 July 2026,
Seriously ?
Requesting stricter action and regular clean-up at #JuhuBeach. Plastic waste and litter are destroying Mumbai’s coastline and marine life. Please intervene and support citizen clean-up initiatives. @mybmc@CMOMaharashtra@moefcc@moesgoi
If you spend all day in a fish market, you’ll carry the smell of fish. Spend all day in a perfume shop, and you’ll carry its fragrance. Spend your days with complainers, and you’ll begin to see problems everywhere. Spend them with grateful people, and you’ll begin to see possibilities everywhere.