Bangladeshi women begger talking about her life....
One train accident changed my life, changed my dream and changed everything I had. I suddenly got thrown off of the train rooftop. When I opened my eyes, I was in hospital with my one leg severed and the other badly damaged.
I studied till class eight. I was the happiest person among all my family members. But one accident took all my happiness away from me. Now I beg on the streets. People behave really poorly sometimes when I ask money from them. They told me, “You cut off your own leg so you could beg to people”. But what should I do with my one leg while I cannot even walk properly with my other leg. I lost my parents when I was child.
I don’t like begging, I don’t like asking money from people. I want to live with pride. I want to do some work. But who will give me work with one leg? Dhaka is a very costly city. I came to Dhaka two years ago and lived on this pavement. I made my hut with plastic and lived with other beggars. This monsoon time we get wet with rainfall every night. I dream this heavy rain could remove all my pain and give me a life with respect.-_Babli Begum ,30
📷 Captured by : GMB Akash
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If you speak her again; there is also the reality there is not enough work - people need to feel important so some like to keep the illusion they have work; cause most work is easy enough and boring.
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This deserves recognition.
You're so creative!
This deserves recognition.
Look at me giving piety and nothing more; the way how these things work... we feel sad and are trying to get angry enough but most cannot; not 51%.... that would be civil war; governments should never let it come that far.
I did give a vote and resteem; maybe it helps your journey.
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