This Bengal farmer spent his hard-earned money on 700 villagers just to bless his son for Class 10 board exam

Toward the day's end, the most overpowering key to a kid's prosperity is the positive inclusion of guardians" - Jane D. Frame 

Needing the best for your youngsters is an all inclusive objective for all guardians. 

Meet Rajab Ali, a poor rancher living from West Bengal's Murshidabad area who has accomplished something which some other parent may have not improved the situation their tyke's prosperity. 

Gift BEFORE CLASS 10 BOARD EXAMS: 

As of late, Rajab Ali welcomed 700 villagers over a lunch just to favor his child, Shamim Sheik before the board examination. 

Being the principal individual in the family to show up for the Class 10 board exam, Rajab Ali father of Shamim Sheik needed to ensure that his child exceeds expectations in every one of the papers. 

SPENDING HARD-EARNED MONEY: 

According to reports, Ali claims a little plot of hereditary land at Charbabupur town in Bhagabangola territory. While talking about his well deserved cash, Rajab Ali said that he had been putting something aside throughout the previous one year for the occasion. 

HERE'S WHAT THE DOTING FATHER SAID: 

"A few people revealed to me a year back that on the off chance that I treated villagers and looked for their favors, my child would do well in the exams. In this way, I began sparing cash. I even printed a welcome card with the goal that no one could state that I didn't welcome the visitors appropriately," Ali told HT. 

"When I was youthful, I needed to be a specialist. Be that as it may, neediness had different plans in store. My dad could bear the cost of sustenance for his six youngsters yet not instruction. I needed to drop out of school when I was in Class 3. I was not even 10 when I began helping my dad in the field," Ali included. 

'I WANT TO SEE MY SON Fulfill MY DREAMS.' 

Also, at the devour, villagers talented Shamim with pens, pencils, books and even wrist watches. 

"The endowments truly don't make a difference. What's critical is that they favored my child and appealed to the all-powerful for his prosperity," Ali told HT. 

In the mean time, the West Bengal Board of Secondary Examination (WBBSE) began the Madhyamik examination 2018 from March 12.