In Kanpur, following the aftermath of the Bikaru case, Gayatri Tiwari, the mother of Khushi Dubey, underwent a successful operation at a hospital in Lucknow. For a long time, she had been seriously ill, and her family struggled financially to afford the necessary medical care. Witnessing her mother's deteriorating health, Khushi sought the help of Akhilesh Yadav, president of the Samajwadi Party, resulting in significant financial assistance for Gayatri's treatment from the party. Now, after recovery, Gayatri expressed her gratitude towards Yadav through a video message on social media, wishing for every mother to have a son like him.

Gayatri Tiwari's health had been declining since January, and the surgery had repeatedly been postponed due to lack of funds. After Khushi Dubey reached out to Yadav, the intervention by the Samajwadi Party leadership facilitated immediate medical care for her mother. In her heartfelt video message, Gayatri stated that she did not have money for treatment, highlighting the severe impact of financial scarcity on healthcare access.

The story underscores the challenges faced by low-income families in accessing adequate healthcare and the role that political leaders, like Akhilesh Yadav, can play in bridging the gap. It also illustrates the human element of governance, where personal stories of struggles can lead to political action and support, prompting a broader conversation about healthcare equity in India.