The party said arrangements would soon be made to provide Ragini with an artificial leg. The assistance is expected to make it easier for her to attend school and move around independently. LUCKNOW: Aam Aadmi Party workers have come forward to help seven-year-old Ragini, who reportedly hops to school on one leg after losing the other in an accident.The child’s plight came to attention after social media influencers shared appeals seeking assistance for her. Acting on the appeals, AAP spokesperson Sarvesh Mishra and Ballia district president Pradeep Yadav contacted Ragini’s family.According to AAP leader Sanjay Singh’s post on X, party workers reached the girl along with other local members and provided her with a wheelchair. The family was also given financial assistance of Rs 25,000.Join conversationView All Comments →Share your thoughts in the commentsInsightfulAgreeDisagreeSkepticalConcerningPromisingWorth ReadingBig DevelopmentPost CommentBe respectful · TOI community guidelinesThe party said arrangements would soon be made to provide Ragini with an artificial leg. The assistance is expected to make it easier for her to attend school and move around independently.A picture shared with the post showed Ragini sitting in a wheelchair surrounded by her family and AAP workers. The intervention has drawn attention to the difficulties faced by children with disabilities in rural areas, where access to mobility aids and rehabilitation support remains limited.Ragini’s case had triggered concern among social media users, who urged Ballia administration to help the child continue her education.Get the latest India News and Live updates. Download the TOI app.About the AuthorArvind ChauhanWhen he’s not chasing stories, you’ll likely find him exploring food lanes, indulging in mutton delicacies and sundaes. He is a journalist with a can-do spirit and a flair for compelling storytelling. From railways and aviation to defence, infrastructure, social development and various other diverse beats, his reportage reflects depth. His work has earned him the Times Scribe Award four times.Read MoreEnd of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideosBihar’s Viral Boy Aditya Raj Exclusive: “I Want to Meet PM Modi & Samrat Choudhary”Amid Nepal Floods, 9-12 Glacial Lakes Flagged ‘Critical’ In Himachal | IIT Mandi | Climate Change’India World’s Best Location’: Goyal Holds Key Data Centre Meet, Eyes $200 Billion InvestmentManipur Violence: Three Naga Villages Attacked, 10 Houses Torched In Fresh Kangpokpi ClashesUnion Minister Chirag Paswan Gets Death Threat From ‘Terrorists’, Office Seeks Enhanced SecurityS-400 vs Project Kusha: Why India Wants More Russian Air Defence Despite Atmanirbharta’Historic Win’: CJP Hails Supreme Court Verdict As Apex Court Quashes FIRs, Sept 5 CancelledMamata Banerjee’s Niece Found Dead In Birbhum Home, Post-Mortem Underway To Establish CauseSonia Gandhi’s ‘Belonging’ Book Row: Why Did Penguin India Drop the Publishing Deal?Centre Defers Census In Manipur Amid NRC Protests123Hot PicksMPSC paper leakGATE 2027 registrationSBI PO Prelims resultRam Temple CEOBihar gang-rapeAshutosh RankaSilver rate todayMP Police RecruitmentGDS recruitmentTop TrendingFaridabad Student DeathUS Iran WarSurat Techie DeathAditi PaudelWTC StandingsDisha Salian CaseIndia Post GDS RecruitmentNBA Roster UpdateTom BradyFastest Century in Cricket
LUCKNOW: Aam Aadmi Party workers have come forward to help seven-year-old Ragini, who reportedly hops to school on one leg after losing the other in an accident.The child’s plight came to attention after social media influencers shared appeals seeking assistance for her. Acting on the appeals, AAP spokesperson Sarvesh Mishra and Ballia district president Pradeep Yadav contacted Ragini’s family.According to AAP leader Sanjay Singh’s post on X, party workers reached the girl along with other local members and provided her with a wheelchair. The family was also given financial assistance of Rs 25,000.
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The party said arrangements would soon be made to provide Ragini with an artificial leg. The assistance is expected to make it easier for her to attend school and move around independently.A picture shared with the post showed Ragini sitting in a wheelchair surrounded by her family and AAP workers. The intervention has drawn attention to the difficulties faced by children with disabilities in rural areas, where access to mobility aids and rehabilitation support remains limited.Ragini’s case had triggered concern among social media users, who urged Ballia administration to help the child continue her education.
