UP Board Class 10 Topper Prachi Nigam trolled online for facial hair
UP Board Class 10 Topper Prachi Nigam trolled online for facial hairs
UP Board Class 10 topper Prachi Nigam, hailing from Sitapur, recently achieved a remarkable milestone by securing the highest marks in the state. However, her joyous moment was marred by online trolling targeting her facial features.
Some individuals even stooped to the despicable level of digitally altering the teenager’s photographs to adhere to narrow and outdated beauty standards
Key Points
• Online trolls target UP Class 10 topper Prachi Nigam over her appearance
• Social media users defend Prachi Nigam, condemn sexist trolls
• Concerns raised over the emotional impact of such negativity
The Uttar Pradesh Madhyamik Shiksha Parishad declared the results for class 10th and 12th, unveiling Prachi Nigam as the top scorer in the class 10th category. Despite her outstanding academic achievement, she faced unjust criticism on social media platforms for her appearance.
Nevertheless, amidst the negativity, a wave of support emerged from the online community, condemning the trolls and rallying behind Nigam.Â
She is Prachi Nigam who topped the Uttar Pradesh Class 10th examination with 98.50% instead of congratulating some people are trolling her as she couldn't match so-called 'beauty standards' due to harmonal imbalance(androgens).
— Ashish Kumar Kushwaha 🇮🇳 (@Ashishsircivil) April 21, 2024
Very shameful! 🥺💔#PrachiNigam #UPBoardResult pic.twitter.com/Kv5t0THSLU
Many individuals stood up to defend her against the unwarranted comments, emphasizing the impact such trolling can have on her.
The trollers don't even think twice what they're trolling and who they're trolling. It's pathetic. I wish she didn't read those comments ever, it may harm her confidence forever.
— Adesh Goyal 🇮🇳 (@adeshgoyal26) April 21, 2024
Hormonal imbalance can occur to anyone anytime. We must refrain from mocking it. #PrachiNigam https://t.co/INsZnS32Jb
Prachi Nigam’s stellar performance in the class 10 final exams, scoring an impressive 591 out of 600 marks, has not only made her family, friends, and community proud but also serves as an inspiration to others. With aspirations to become an engineer by cracking the IIT-JEE, she embodies resilience and determination.
The overall pass percentage for the UP Board Class 10 exam stood at 89.55%, with girls outperforming boys with an overall pass percentage of 93.40% compared to 86.05% for males. Prachi Nigam’s success story stands as a testament to the power of perseverance and serves as a beacon of hope for students across the country.
