A girl from Lucknow decided to take action after growing weary of having problems as a result of the rise in the cost of “Maggi” and her “pencils.” A little girl studies in class one, age six, wrote to Prime Minister Narendra Modi to express the “hardship” she is going through as a result of price increases.
The Class 1 girl student attempted to explain in her letter to Prime Minister Narendra Modi why she was unable to purchase a packet of Maggi noodles since she only had five rupees with her and the merchant asked seven rupees.
The Hindi-language letter has become widely popular on social media.
“Kriti Dubey is my name. I go to class 1. Modiji, you’ve pushed prices sky-high. Even my pencil and rubber (eraser) have gone up in price, and Maggi has also gone up in pricing. I’m now getting spanked by my mother for wanting a pencil. How should I continue? Other children take my pencil.”
The Hindi-language letter has gained a lot of attention on social media.
Vishal Dubey, the girl’s lawyer father, stated, “It is my daughter’s ‘Mann Ki Baat’.”
The Times of India cited Dubey as stating, “She was irritated lately when her mother scolded her when she lost her pencil at school.”
The Sub-Divisional Magistrate of Chhibramau, Ashok Kumar, told reporters that he discovered this letter on social media.
He declared, “I am prepared to assist the youngster in any way and will do all in my power to see that her letter reaches the appropriate authorities.
