Reddit Viral Photo: 14 -year -old banking professional sitting on the pavement on the busy signal of Bengaluru sought help. The appeal of digital donation from the QR code, but the question is-is it a failure of the society or the challenge of someone’s personal life?
Bangalore Homeless Man: Pictures of a person sitting on a pavement on a busy signal in Bengaluru are going viral on social media. The message written on the note, “I have neither job, nor home, please help me. I have 14 years of work experience in banking.” This scene shakes the heart of any one who is seen. The option of digital donation was kept through the QR code nearby. This matter has not only become a topic of discussion on social media, but is also giving rise to debate on society’s responsibility and personal options.
Is this only personal election or society failure?
Pictures shared on the Reddit waged a strong debate among the users. One user wrote that there are not enough opportunities to provide employment to 1% of higher education in India. At the same time, the other questioned whether this person is physically capable and if it is, then why he needed to beg. This question forced many people to think whether it is a personal failure or the failure of the economic and social system.
Digital Help and QR Code: sympathy in modern era
The appeal of digital donation through the QR code makes this story more interesting. This suggests that people can directly help the needy using technology. But the question is-is it enough? Can only digital charity help long -term unemployed and mentally broken people?
Unknown aspect of mental health and unemployment
A third user, while discussing this, wrote that staying unemployed for a long time can make a person mentally weak. This not only affects functionality, but also reduces the ability to move forward. This shows that sometimes a person’s failure is not only because of their options, but also due to mental pressure and social inequality.
Is the solution only a job?
Some suggestions are saying that this person should work in delivery, driving or other available jobs. But is it the solution to give only a job? Or should the society be made permanent support and employment policy for such people? This question is still unresolved and a debate continues on social media.