Meet the cute child reporter of Kashmir: Said - Government should repair this road, we children cannot even walk on this muddy road

When Kashmir received heavy snowfall last week, a video went viral in which a six-year-old girl exposed the poor condition of roads in her village. Dainik Bhaskar's Mudassar Kullu traced the girl and her family and spoke to this cute child reporter.

In the video, the girl is seen standing on a muddy road with a small lapel mic in her hand. She asks her cameraperson (the girl's mother) to show her the pits. Blaming the rain and snow, the cute child reporter says that the road is so dilapidated that no guest would want to come to the village.

Video made while going to tuition

The girl's name is Hifza Jaan, who hails from the Magam area of ​​Budgam district of central Kashmir. She was going to tuition that day. He had asked his mother to take the mobile with him. After making the video, his father shared it with a friend, who later shared it on social media.

a bad condition of the village road

Hifza said that she wanted to inform you that the condition of the roads in her village is bad and even the guests cannot come here. Regarding how the idea of ​​making a video came to Hifza's mind, he said that this idea came on its own.

Government should repair this road

Hifza said that she told her mother about making the video. After this, his mother shot the video from her mobile. Hifza said I want to ask the government to repair the bad condition of the road. We (children) cannot even walk on this muddy road.

people throw garbage on the street

Wearing a pink jacket, Hifza is just so short that she can't even speak properly, but she says in Hindi, it's a dirty road that even guests can't come from here. People are throwing garbage on the streets and everything has become dirty.

The road has not been repaired for 14 years

Hifza's cousin Shoaib Ahmed said even this little girl understands the poor road conditions in the area. The government is not paying any attention to us. Roads have not been repaired for the last 14 years.