‘Jaan Jaa Sakti Hain’: Mother Claims 5-Yr-Old Son Got Hospitalised After School Did This…

A school administration’s event and its arrangements turned into a pure nightmare for a mother- who was left panicking over the health of her 5-year-old son at 11 PM! Recalling the incident, the woman- Shaurya Thakran- shared about it on her social media handle. As per the video, a few days ago, her son’s school asked the students to not bring lunch, as it was supposed to be provided from the school itself. Allegedly, the admin had provided some snacks to the kids in the name of lunch, resulting in the woman’s son finishing the box in the school itself. However, on the same day, the kid ended up falling ill by dinner time.At around 11 PM, the woman’s son began to vomit. Despite the mother giving her son medication, the little one continued to vomit. Ultimately,

he was hospitalised, where the parents finally found out that their child had caught a stomach infection due to the snacks he had eaten at school.Turning to the internet, the woman recalled the panic she went through, along with advising other parents not to let their kids take such junk food. She also criticised the Indian Government and Bollywood celebrities for promoting certain food items that are “harmful” for consumer’s health.The video immediately went viral, pulling many reactions. Most agreed with Thakran, while some blamed the public as well, for not “actively rejecting” such products.Times Now could not confirm the details and the authenticity of the post.Check out the viral post: “A request to all,” the post read. The post was shared on Instagram by the handle ‘Shaurya Thakran’. It was shared yesterday and pulled more than 155K views from people.Internet’s reactions: “Frooti, chips, biscuits, lunch hai ye, wow (Is this lunch?). Case kar do school management pe (File a case on the school management),” a user said. “Capitalism is at its peak in India right now. Businesses don’t care about people’s health. It’s sad,” added another.ALSO READ: VIRAL: Six Minors Ride One Scooter In Bengaluru; Internet Demands Action' “Govt gets 43000 crore revenue every year from gutka paan cigarettes and alcohol... so they will never ever stop these things,” added another person. “Shame on the government & the schools too,” added another. “Ideally schools should strictly ban all packaged foods. Also, it shouldn't be allowed to be carried by any student also,” added another. “Meanwhile my MCD school students are receiving healthy mid day meals,” added another.