Case #11

Ikhlas Hussain was a driver in Saudi Arabia until the COVID-19 pandemic. When he returned to India, he became actively involved in political circles. He is now a small-time publisher and the author of books such as Sabash Ambedkar and Periyarin Velai Thittam.

He regularly organises public meetings, street meetings, and conferences promoting equality, anti-fascism, social justice, and the rights of minorities. Ikhlas's family consists of his mother, wife, and stepson.

Ikhlas Hussain has been diagnosed with kidney failure and is set to undergo a kidney transplant in a few days. The transplant surgery is expected to cost ₹10 lakhs. In addition, pre-operative treatment and post-operative care are expected to cost another ₹10 lakhs.

He has exhausted his personal savings on long and painful dialysis. He is now relying on the support of a few close friends and well-wishers. So far, about 50% of the required amount has been raised.

This is an opportunity for all of us to stand by someone who has dedicated his life to advocating for the peaceful coexistence, dignity, and rights of the oppressed and minority communities.

We sincerely request you to contribute generously and share this appeal with your family, friends, and well-wishers. Today, he needs our support.