In a world where faith can be exploited, a 10-year-old named Abhinav Arora is trolling social media as a ‘Fake Baba.’ Skipping school, flaunting wealth—including a Porsche—and touring everywhere preaching religion, he has found a way to fool millions. This isn’t just a story about a child; it’s a warning about a society vulnerable to false gods, where influence and deception are rewarded over education and integrity.
1. School? Who Needs It?
Abhinav skips education entirely, proving that in the age of social media, a child can gain fame without basic learning.
2. Porsche Over Principles
At just 10, he flaunts luxury cars while barely understanding accountability or responsibility. religion has become his cloak for credibility.
3. Fooling the Masses
Despite being a child, he is already influencing people through sermons, videos, and appearances. Millions are gullible enough to believe him, showing how easily society is manipulated.
4. Social Media Trolls vs Blind Followers
While some call him out online as a fraud, others blindly follow, showing a dangerous gap between critical thinking and fanaticism.
5. Religion Exploited as Currency
Abhinav’s fame isn’t rooted in talent or wisdom—it’s rooted in exploiting faith. This highlights how religion can be misused for personal gain.
6. A Society in Danger
When children can earn fame and luxury without education or moral guidance, society risks normalizing deceit and blind worship.
7. False Gods, Real Consequences
These “fake gurus” shape beliefs, drain resources, and erode rational thinking. Abhinav’s story is a microcosm of a larger problem: how easily faith can be exploited.
⚡ Bottomline
Abhinav Arora is 10, but his influence is already adult-sized. Skipping school, flaunting wealth, and fooling millions under the guise of religion, he is a warning to society: false gods thrive where skepticism dies. If we don’t teach discernment, we are doomed to be ruled by deception, not truth.
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