Jagrik Story-5

 

Jagrik Name: - Afroja Khatun

Cohort No. – 01

Geographical area of Work – Maharajpur, Block- Ratua-2, District- Malda

Task: - Fundamental Right (Self)

Bronze Task (Card-2)

 

Experience: -

Afroza Khatun realized how blind people move around with their eyes closed for 4 hours and she was walking in a safe place but she has experienced how hard it is for a blind person to move so hard that no one can understand her pain if I did not walk like this. I didn't even realize that I was having problems step by step as I was blindfolded. I have experienced that the roads need to be kept clean for rain and they need support. Afroza talked to twenty people in her area about how much vision problems are in front of them. They don't understand if something big happens in front of them, but they don't understand, like he went to the bathroom to eat and drink with his eyes closed for 6 hours, but there are obstacles everywhere, which has increased his experience a lot.

 

Learning: -

The lesson from the fundamental right is that we will never call a blind person blind and whenever we see a blind or physically challenged person in front of us, we will immediately give him the support he needs.

 

Challenges : -

He walked blindfolded for 6 hours. It is a challenge for him It is a challenge that she did despite her mother's prohibition And for some as a baby gets older, he or she will outgrow this.

He further said that if not here, I would not have understood what my rights and duties are.