People ready to share savings, earnings and even stipends with the Dalit student who wanted to sell his kidney to repay his education loan
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Two days back, the conscience of several Indians was shook when they heard the case of an IIT-BHU student While a 65-year-old retired man has announced of sharing his FDs with Mahesh, a single middle-class woman from Gurgaon has offered to give him Rs 5,000 every month.
Mahesh, who belongs to Alwar in Rajasthan, had a loan of Rs 2.7 lakh on his head that he had taken for his studies, which compounded after he fell ill. Because of this, the bright student had to leave studies and opt for a sweeper's job in his village for Rs 4,000 a month.
In order to repay his loan, he decided to sell his kidney but being a dalit, he couldn't even get the buyer, after which he decided to end his life.
It was then that his friends told about him to
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