“No questions, no expectations, all success!”: An unknown donor pays school fees for students before the councils

With only three days to go before the decisive board exams, a student found himself in a hopeless position on him. His school refused to issue his acceptance card due to 54,000 rupees in unpaid fees, leaving his future with a thread. Despite the repeated calls of his parents, the school refused to reconsider. With the absence of another option, his brother, Suraf, turned into social media for assistance – and what happened after that belief in humanity was restored.

The accident gained interest when AryanSh, a Delhi -based man, participated in the X (previously Twitter). He explained how a simple direct message led to an extraordinary work of kindness.

“Yesterday, I got a Twitter from someone asking for help,” Aryansh wrote in office. “His brother was rejected by an admission card for the board of directors of the board of directors because their school did not receive a suspended fee of $ 54,000.”

The boy’s parents were at school, as they were pleading with the administration to issue the admission card because the exam was just days away. But the school refused to budge. “I couldn’t sitting only, so I decided to help,” Arianch added. Mamoni Ojha and SNY_259 – Continue with Aaron Boutra, the additional general manager of the Police (ADGP) for the concerned country, for assistance.

While checking the situation was ongoing, something happened. Arians wrote: “The unknown Twitter account has been contacted, and I asked for the admission number, and without saying a lot, paying the fees directly on the school site,” Arians wrote. “No questions, no expectations, just” all the best! “For the student.”

Within hours, the problem was solved. A $ 54,000 fee was paid, and the student received his admission card in a timely manner to sit for the board exams. The news sent ripples via X, where users praised the unknown donor and the rapid intervention of the group.

One of the users commented: “A large round of applause for the person who is applying for help. No one should be deprived of the opportunity to learn, grow and build a better future.” Another added, “This is very useful. Humanity prevails. Glory be to all of your efforts that saved the profession of ambition.”

For Sourav, who is preparing for JE and recently scored 97 degrees in the January attempt, the incident brought the renewed hope for the future of his family. His brother can now appear to the Board of Directors exams without fear that is looming on the horizon of getting rid of him.