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Viral Video: A video of a young Indian boy is winning hearts online after he stopped his mom from asking about a cousin’s CBSE board results. The clip shows the mother about to call a relative to ask how their child performed in the exams, but the boy steps in with calm but powerful words. He says, “Toh koi baat nahi, tumhe puchna zaroori thodi hai. Kya zaroorat padhi hai, mummy, rahne do na,” urging his mother to drop the topic. He doesn’t stop there. He goes on to say, “Kyun puchna hai? Bhai, unke bacche ka result unke hisaab se maan lo nahi hai accha, unke ghar mein waise hi tension chal rahi hai. Tum log aur phone kar karke kisi ko kyun pareshan karna hai? Bhai, uska result uske apne saath hai, apni zindagi hai uski. Kab tak hum yehi karte rahenge?"

His words, full of empathy and maturity, have touched thousands online. People praised him for standing up against the pressure and judgment often tied to board exam results in Indian families. Many users even said this boy gave a voice to what every student feels during the result season.

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The viral video was shared on X (Formerly Twitter) by the handle '@Anushqq.' The post shared yesterday was captioned, "It is our duty to shatter the stereotypes that have long burdened us with suffering. Kudos to this Guy!" The video pulled 139k views and significant likes and comments from social media users.

One user wrote, "The thinking of his mom here is that his cousin should not have gotten a higher percentage than him. It is very common. This is not good, actually." "Just beautiful man......dil khush kar diya bhai," a second user added. "I have gone through this every year in my school days. Distant Aunt calls just to know the score & then has the audacity to say, 86% is less. You would score more if you studied more. Just to compare," added a third user.

"One of my relatives has gone too far as to ask us about the result of one of my cousins. Bhai hume kya hai !? If you didn't pay for their school fees, uniform, and books, don't call on the result day as well!" a fourth user commented. "Aunty be like it's my birth right to ask the result," a fifth user added. "Acha ha hamari generation hamari parents k jaise panchayat nahi karti hai," added another user.

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