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Watch: Jharkhand boy turns reporter to show school's shocking condition
A boy from Jharkhand's Bhikhiyachak village turns reporter to present the sad state of his school. He shows the unhealthy condition of the classrooms, washrooms and hand pump and urges the government to take necessary steps.

A couple of clips of a twelve-year-old kid performing the role of a journalist have been doing rounds on Twitter. The boy named Sarfaraz Khan, a resident of Bhikhiyachak village in Mahagama block of Godda district, Jharkhand, can be seen presenting the sad state of the government school in his area. He used a stick and an empty coke bottle to make a mic and hosted a session as a reporter. Khan took one of his classmates with him to record the footage. The videos have been shared by a journalist named Vishnukant on his social media handle. Though the boy is not trained, his passion for reporting reflects in the tone of his voice which is enough to grab eyeballs. In the first video, Sarfaraz Khan is seen showing the situation of the classrooms, toilets, hand pumps and the dirty surroundings of Bhikiyachak village’s Utkramit Primary School. He also interviews one of his fellow schoolmates and asks him, “Why don’t you come to school regularly?” In reply, the other kid points out the disastrous situation of the washrooms and drinking water crisis as the reasons.
#Jharkhand के एक बाल पत्रकार सरफराज ने अपने गोड्डा जिले के एक विद्यालय की पोल खोल कर रख दी।
हाथ में एक लकड़ी और प्लास्टिक बोतल से बना माइक लेकर बहुत उम्दा रिपोर्टिंग @vinodkapri @ShyamMeeraSingh @zoo_bear @saurabhtop @alishan_jafri @vikasbha @UtkarshSingh_ @Benarasiyaa pic.twitter.com/Cnv0kK4kqI
First Published:Aug 05, 2022, 20:18:22 IST
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