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Mumbai: 5-year-olds ask Japanese PM 'Shinzo Uncle' to Save Aarey

After #ModiUncleSaveAarey video went viral but got no reaction from govt, kids around Aarey forest release video asking Japanese PM 'Shinzo Uncle' Abe, to intervene

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In the video, the children can be seen earnestly explaining to Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe exactly why Aarey needs to be saved

In the video, the children can be seen earnestly explaining to Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe exactly why Aarey needs to be saved

How best to get people to sit up and take note of what you have to say? By getting cute children to convey your perspective, of course. The latest video going viral on the save-Aarey issue has a bunch of cherubic five-year-olds holding up placards and requesting Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe to Save Aarey.

In February, a video featuring children and petitioning Prime Minister Narendra Modi to save Aarey had gone viral. The #ModiUncleSaveAarey video touched 25,000 views on social media (non-WhatsApp). In the latest video, the children are also seen pointing out the importance of Aarey forest to the city.

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