'Mai jhoothe promise nahi karunga': Foreign student's Chatur Ramalingam-style speech at Aligarh Muslim University will remind you of 'Three Idiots'

The boring college election speeches took a complete toss after a video of a foreign student making his election campaign pitch at the Aligarh Muslim University went viral on social media. The video that looks straight out of a Bollywood movie shows Ayyuba, an African student. delivering a dramatic and confident speech and it is now doing the rounds all over the internet now. He won the heart of the audience with his fluent Hindi and high-energy delivery.

He starts the speech with a bold, confident tone and says, "Main jhoothe promise nahi karunga." He promised that he would give the students tea three times a day in the hall, when elected and also acknowledged that the distance from the hostel to the main college is.

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Ayyuba humorously claimed he would start a Metro service to bridge the gap and his manifesto also included installing air conditioners (ACs), building a swimming pool within the hall premises, and providing washing machines on every floor.

"The hostel is far from college? No problem. "I will start a Metro."

AC, Metro, teen baar chai

"Jaisa ki aap sabhi log jante hai… mai jhoothe promise nahi karunga. Aajkal bohot garmi hai, toh mai sabko AC doonga. Annexe me 5 AC lagayega. NT me swimming pool mai banaunga. NT se college bohot door hai… toh mai METRO start karunga," he said, drawing loud applause and cheers from the crowd.

He went on to say, "Har floor pe washing machine hoga. Agar mai Secretary bana toh NT me sabko 3 time chai milega." The crowd at NT Hall can be heard in the video erupting into cheers, whistles, chants of “Ayyuba Zindabad!” And honestly, if Chatur Ramalingam had a spiritual successor, this might just be it.

Social media reaction

While many users praised his confidence and sense of humour, others turned the speech into meme material, with some jokingly comparing his "out-of-this-world" promises. "3 Idiots ki yaad aayi!," wrote one user. "University and Colleges in India have become such a waste of time degree generators for graduates without any skills," wrote another.

"Chatgpt se speech banana to koi inse sikhe," another commented. "He is looks like rehman from the Dhurandhar movie," another said.