Mahdi Basheer Hasan al Badri is barely 30 years old and the product of three wars as well as a victim of two deadly conflicts, one involving the dreaded Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS). These circumstances forced him to leave his country, Iraq, and take refuge in India where he is caught in the rising tide of Hindu communalism, attacked by goons and finding it difficult to rent a place because he is Muslim.
Mahdi has no legal right to work so he cannot earn an honest living; he has been given no financial assistance by any agency. . .
