The Dhaka Times Desk People can do anything they want. How much money does a typical orange seller earn? But he established the school by selling oranges because of will power!
According to India Times, a 62-year-old man. For a long time selling oranges has set up a school in his village! The man named Harekala Ajabba is known as 'Sadhu' in the village. All his life he supported his family by selling oranges and saved some money from it. Then he built a model school with the deposited money.
When Hajabba fell ill last year, Hajabba's son called Alban Menez, president of the United Christian Association, to tell him about his father's illness. Then they all met Hajjaba. Members of the association came forward to help him. He established the school with all his life savings. His condition is not much better where his family lives now. In a small building where the bricks and sand of the walls are crumbling. But due to his poor financial condition, he is unable to repair his house.
For devoting himself to the work of social reform, Christian Association President Alban promised to give Sadhu a new building for 15 lakhs as a gift. He was gifted a house in Mangaluru, India for 15 lakh rupees.
Hajjaba Sadhu said, 'I never dreamed that I would live in a house worth Rs 15 lakh. Today I am very happy. I am indebted to all those who gifted me this house. I am a common man. I have never made so much money for myself.'
People get the benefits of their actions in the world, that is the proof. Just as he has brightened the future of many children by establishing schools, so the creator also made good arrangements for him to spend the rest of his life well.
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