The Ajax Rumih Super Kid entry has reached a voting deadline, with the five-year-old’s family sharing his story as part of a North American superhero-themed competition.
Rumih’s official contest profile identifies him as a child from Ajax, Ontario. When checked on October 22, it listed voting for group finalists as closing at 7 p.m. Pacific Daylight Time that evening, equivalent to 10 p.m. in Durham Region.
Family highlights inclusion and understanding
In a DurhamRegion.com interview published October 22, parents Militha Komireddy and Rakesh Reddy described the competition as an opportunity to raise awareness and help others better understand their son.
The family publicly identifies Rumih as having Level 3 autism. On his contest page, they describe the effort behind ordinary daily activities and connect the superhero theme with courage and being understood.
Those details come from the family’s own public account. This story does not make an independent assessment of his health or abilities.
Check the official contest stage
The organizer’s page offers a free daily vote and donation-based voting options. It advertises a prize that includes appearing in a Stan Lee comic book, VIP tickets to L.A. Comic Con and $25,000.
The live page labels the deadline as a group-finalist voting round. Although the newspaper describes Rumih as one of five finalists, that should not be read as independent confirmation that he is one of only five entrants remaining across the entire competition.
The page identifies Colossal as the operator for DTCare, with donations intended to support The Stan Lee Foundation. No donation or vote has been made by All About Durham as part of reporting this story.
Residents interested in the Ajax Rumih Super Kid entry can consult the official profile for the current round, rules and voting arrangements. Rankings and deadlines should be checked there because they can change as the competition progresses.
