Monday, 23 June 2014

SBI PO: Letter to Editor about Beggar Problem in India

SBI PO: Letter to Editor about Beggar Problem in India

Hello Readers,

As we all know, SBI PO was flagged off on 14th June 2014 and will continue for the next couple of weekends. 

SBI PO Exam is divided into two parts - Objective Paper and Descriptive Paper. So, we are presenting to an 

Formal Letter on "Write a letter to the Editor of a newspaper about the Beggar problem in India".

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Block – J 88/3,

Brij Vihar,

Delhi

Date: 17-06-2014

To,

The Editor,

The Times of India,

Delhi

Subject – Beggar Problem in India

Sir,

I hope, that you would kindly give a little space to my letter in your esteemed newspaper.

The beggar problem in India is a matter of great shame and concern. They are seen at the bus-stop and in buses, 

at railway stations and in trains, at red lights, near temples, at market, etc.

A beggar is a stigma. He is a burden on society. Begging neither involves physical labour nor mental exertion. 

Some beggars earn more than most of the low paid persons. They get used to a life of leisure.

They exploit their handicap and beg in the name of God. God-fearing and charitable people give them alms. 

They pose to be deaf and dumb in order to arouse the sentiments of the passerby and ooze their sympathy. 

They do not spare even foreign tourists and these foreigners get a bad image about our country due to these 

beggars.

It is a sin against humanity to patronise beggars. With our help we are spoiling a person and are creating a 

problem for the society by adding to the number of beggars.

The authorities should put a ban on begging so that the pursuers and perpetrators of beggind should be dealt 

with, with an iron hand.

Yours faithfully

XYZ


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