Iqbal's Impact and Legacy

Iqbal, a courageous young boy, declares his intent to help free child slaves in Pakistan. Despite opposition and the dangers posed by powerful figures, he remains determined. Iqbal participates in rescue operations, freeing many children. His efforts draw increasing threats but also public and media attention, raising awareness about child slavery. The narrative highlights the challenges faced by those fighting against child exploitation and the importance of advocacy and resilience.

What was Iqbal's initial desire after being freed?

• To return to his family and live a normal life

• To stay and help free other child slaves

• To start his own business

• To move to another country

Why did Ishaan Khan initially discourage Iqbal from staying?

• He didn't trust Iqbal's intentions

• He wanted Iqbal to focus on his studies

• He believed it was too dangerous

• He thought Iqbal was too young

How did Iqbal's family react to his decision to stay and help?

• They were indifferent

• They were angry and disapproved

• They were frightened but eventually supportive

• They encouraged him to leave the country

What did Iqbal aspire to become in the future?

• A political leader

• A renowned artist

• A successful businessman

• A famous lawyer

What role did Iqbal play in the liberation efforts?

• He was a passive observer

• He actively participated and helped free children

• He only focused on his studies

• He worked alone without the liberation front

What was one of the main challenges faced by the liberation front?

• Lack of funding

• Opposition from powerful merchants and money lenders

• Internal disagreements

• Natural disasters

How did Iqbal's actions impact the liberation front's efforts?

• He decided to leave the movement

• He caused internal conflicts

• He became a key figure and helped gain media attention

• He slowed down their progress

What was the reaction to Iqbal's public speech in the market?

• It led to a riot and media coverage

• It was praised by the merchants

• It resulted in immediate policy changes

• It was ignored by the public

What did the newspapers call Iqbal after his speech?

• A naive boy

• A troublemaker

• A courageous child

• A future leader

What was the consequence of Iqbal's increased visibility?

• He faced increased threats

• He was offered a scholarship

• He was invited to speak at a global conference

• He received international awards