Tezzbuzz Desk- Standup comedian Samay Raina's popular show 'India's Got Latent' Once again it is in discussion on social media. This time the reason is not being attributed to any comedy or controversial joke, but to the alleged revelations of a Tanzanian student who came on the show. A video clip of a student's speech is going viral on social media, which is causing resentment among Indian taxpayers. Many users have raised the question that if the scholarship and stipend money received by the government is being given to foreign students studying in India and a part of it is being sent abroad, then what is the process.
Actually, the whole matter came to light when an X user named Neha Patel 'India's Got Latent' Shared a video clip of. In the video, a student from Tanzania is seen present in the show. During the conversation, he is asked questions related to his education and earnings. Meanwhile, the student allegedly tells that while studying in India, he received financial assistance from the government. Scholarship and monthly stipend According to the video, when the student is asked how he earns money, he tells that he saves some amount from the money he gets from the government. After this he allegedly says that he will use the saved money Sends his mother to Tanzania. This statement of the student quickly went viral on social media and after this the debate started.
After the video surfaced, many Indian taxpayers expressed their displeasure. Some users questioned that if a foreign student gets scholarship or financial assistance from the tax collected from Indian citizens, then what are the rules of such schemes. At the same time, some people also raised objection on whether the amount received under government assistance is being used to send money to the family abroad or not. Many types of reactions are being seen on social media. Some users wrote in a sharp manner, 'I don't pay taxes for this!' Some people have demanded the government to give clear information in this matter. People say that if there is an official scheme of scholarship for foreign students, then its rules and eligibility should be publicly clear.
However, it is too early to reach any conclusion regarding the entire matter on the basis of the viral video. Official information is yet to be revealed on the questions under which scheme the scholarship is given to the student, its amount and what rules apply regarding sending it abroad. It is also not clear in what context the student said what he said in the video. This clip, viral on social media, has once again sparked debate about government schemes, assistance given to foreign students and the use of taxpayers' money. Now people's eyes are on whether any clarification comes from the concerned government department or the show regarding this viral claim or not.