| 1. Ghalib Guru is the son of Afzal Guru who was given the death penalty for his role in the 2001 Indian Parliament attack. |
| 2. Ghalib has had a love for playing cricket since he was a child. |
| 3. During visits to Tihar Jail, Ghalib fondly remembered reciting poems for his father, Afzal Guru. |
| 4. On the third death anniversary of Afzal Guru on February 9, 2016, Ghalib requested the return of his father's belongings like the Holy Quran, spectacles, a radio set, and books from separatist groups and others. |
| 5. Despite facing challenges after his father's execution, Ghalib achieved the 19th rank in the Jammu and Kashmir State Board of School Education's 10th-grade exam and passed his 12th-grade exam with distinction. He aspires to fulfill his father's dream of becoming a doctor. |
| 6. Media reports indicate that Ghalib attempted to crack the NEET exam by enrolling in a coaching center in Srinagar. |
| 7. After his father's passing, Ghalib developed a positive relationship with security forces who supported and motivated him to focus on his medical dreams. |
| 8. In an interview, Ghalib disagreed with being called a 'proud Indian,' stating that the Indian government had taken away his father from him. |
| 9. Ghalib expressed a desire to study medicine at AIIMS to become a doctor like his father wanted. |
