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Viral Video: Little boy crying to stop his chickens from being taken away will break your heart

The video of a little Sikkim boy who can be seen crying and pleading not to take away the chickens is going viral on social media.

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Viral Video: Little boy crying to stop his chickens from being taken away will break your heart
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The innocence of children is what makes them different. Similarly, a video of a six-year-old innocent boy from South Sikkim’ Melli is becoming viral on social media. His bond towards the chickens that he raised will surely melt your heart.

A video that is doing rounds on social media shows a little Sikkim boy crying and pleading to stop his chickens from being taken away.

In the five-minute 21-second video, the boy can be seen sobbing and making requests to the people around not to take his chicken away. He also points towards the birds and folds his hands requesting his elders to let the chickens be.

It is a sad awakening for a boy to know that the chickens he was raising were meant for poultry production.

He bursts into tears when he sees the chickens were being loaded up in the van heading towards the slaughterhouse. He drops down to the ground and sobs in sadness.

Thousands of people have watched this video and praising the child's innocence. At the same time, many people are saying that they have learnt the lesson of humanity from this child.

The boy is seen waving goodbye and wishing to see his birds again. As he kept on crying, his father tried to pacify him by saying that he would bring him more chickens.

This viral video has managed to pull the heartstrings of many netizens. The video was first posted by the ‘The Voice of Sikkim’ on Facebook. The netizens adored the boy, calling him ‘innocent’ and ‘compassionate’. Many others also said that he has a ‘heart of gold.’

 

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