US boy, who saved his sister from dog attack & got 90 stitches, celebrates Raksha Bandhan

A bror sister duo is winning hearts on social media with an im that has gone viral. im shows boy and girl celebrating festival of Raksha Bandhan. Raksha Bandhan is a festival which is celebrated in India, Nepal and parts of Pakistan to celebrate beautiful bond of a bror and sister.

Bror like Bridger

boy who is six years old celebrated festival after his family came to kw about reason why it is celebrated. im is shared by his aunty, Nikki Walker, on her Instagram handle. im shows sister tying rakhi on her bror’s wrist. Along with this, she also shared a cartoon which said, “#BrorLikeBridger”. im has been captioned as, “Bridger’s story has resonated with people across world and has traveled to places like Mexico, Brazil, Ireland, Iran, South Africa, Japan, and India—just to name a handful. Our new connections to se places have allowed us to cross boundaries, unifying us in love that a bror can have for his sister. I kw that my bror @robertwalker307 already made a similar post, but I would like to reiterate his thoughts: I recently learned about Raksha Bandhan. It’s a festival being celebrated today in India, Nepal, and regions of Pakistan”.

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Talking about Raksha Bandhan, aunt Nikki wrote in her caption, "in Hindi langu, raksha means “to protect,” and bandhan means “bond.” During this festival, a sister ties a thread around her bror’s wrist as a symbol of ir love and as a testament that bror will protect his sister. I read that this action is also meant to protect bror from bad influences. I love this sentiment of brors and sisters caring for one ar and find it very appropriate that we would get to celebrate Raksha Bandhan today".

post has left netizens in complete awe. Some of m also took over to comment section to express love for duo. While some said that y had idea if Raksha Bandhan was also celebrated in America, ors applauded Bridger for his bravery.

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(Im Credits: Twitter/Instagram/nicoleelwalker)