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Deaf Mute Man Gets Job After Grandma's Plea
3 Sep
Summary
- 22-year-old deaf and mute youth secured a job offer.
- Grandmother's appeal to deputy commissioner led to the job.
- Company offered position after administration's intervention.
In Bokaro, a 22-year-old deaf and mute resident, Abhishek Kumar, has been offered employment, marking a significant turn for his family. His grandmother had approached the Bokaro deputy commissioner, Ajay Nath Jha, during a public grievance program to request assistance in finding a job for Abhishek.
Responding to the plea, the deputy commissioner directed officials to explore opportunities and engage with local industries. This intervention led to Sundaram Steel Pvt Ltd in Balidih Industrial Area offering Abhishek a position as an assistant administrator in their guest house.
The deputy commissioner highlighted the importance of such outreach programs in addressing genuine concerns and urged companies to support individuals with disabilities. He emphasized that bringing positive change to a needy family's life is a measure of success for both the administration and society.
