Last updated:February 13, 2025, 15:56 ist

The anonymous X account asked for the admission number without any questions and paid the full fee directly on the school website.

The user refused any publicity. (Photo credits: x)

Social media are filled with countless stories that show moments of small but influential gestures. These cases stand out for their kindness and leave the viewers with a bright smile. Well, such a story makes the rounds on the Internet, which has undoubtedly affected countless hearts. A student in class 10 was in a worrying situation just three days before his decisive board surveys. His school refused to issue its admission card due to an astonishing Rs 54,000 in outstanding fees. Although his parents asked for the school administration, the school remained stiff.

In a desperate attempt to solve the problem, the student’s brother, Sourav, turned to X and asked for help. The incident emerged after a Delhi-based man, Aaryansh, shared the whole story on X (formerly Twitter). In a long post he explained how he, along with two others, tried to find a way out.

The user wrote: “Yesterday I got a DM on Twitter from someone who asked for help. His brother was denied an admission card for his board test because their school had not received the ongoing RS 54,000 fee. “

He developed further and added, “When I asked for more information, he told me that his parents were at school and tried to convince them to issue the admission card since the exam was only three days away. But the school refused. “

Aaryansh went on to say that he could not just sit back, so he decided to help. But before that, he transferred the message to Arun Bothra, ADGP for the respective location, which immediately began to verify the situation and offered a glimpse of hope.

But before they could take any official action, something completely surprising happened. An anonymous Twitter account went in and asked for the admission number without any questions or expectations. Moment later, the entire waiting fee was paid directly on the school’s website with a simple message – “All the best!”

In summary, the X user, “with all negativity on Twitter, expressed moments that they show that there are still friendly people out there, strangers who rise to help without knowing each other.”

In the end, he also mentioned that Sourav himself is preparing for JEE, and he had currently received 97 percentile in January attempt.

In a follow -up post, the user stated: “I was going to mention the account, but she declined and said she wants to remain anonymous. She also mentioned that she reads all the comments and feels blessed to see such beautiful messages. “

In just a day of split, the post quickly became viral and hit everyone the right chords with users online. The stock received enormous praise from social media users, who could not prevent themselves from showering their love and appreciation on the anonymous person.

When he commented on the post, a user wrote: “Large round of applause to the person who arrived to help. No one should be deprived of the opportunity to learn, grow and build a better future. “

“Blessings for the good Samaritan and you … and best wishes for the child,” read a comment.

Another expressed, “This is the best I read on X.”

“Kudos to the beautiful lady … May she have a great healthy life and live long to help others. May God give her wealth and prosperity, ”pointed out an account.

An individual said: “This is so healthy. Humanity prevails. Kudos to you all for your efforts, which saved an aspirant’s career. “

“Whoever did this, to you too, Aaraynsh. Each negative side of a platform has a positive, and that is what we are here for, “published another.

One user commented: “Tears in my eyes. We need more such people in society. “

The post has collected more than 5 Lakh views until now.

Place:

Delhi, India, India