The COVID-19 pandemic has brought the world down to its knees. Industrialist, NGOs, top businessmen, politicians, celebrities, and sportspersons have contributed a remarkable amount towards relief funds in a bid to help the country grapple the highly contagious COVID-19 disease.
A sanitation worker from Telangana has won hearts for donating his two months’ salary to the Chief Minister’s relief fund.
Telangana IT Minister KT Rama Rao took to Twitter to laud the gesture of the sanitation worker, who donated Rs 17,000 towards CM Relief Fund to help contain COVID-19, reported The Indian Express.
‘My #CitizenHeroes today is an Adivasi teenager called Bontha Sai Kumar, who works as a sanitation worker in Utnoor. A very active & socially conscious young man. He contributed his salary for two months ₹17,000 towards CMRF as #TelanganaFightsCorona #Respect,’ KTR wrote on Twitter.
My #CitizenHeroes today is a Adivasi teenager called Bontha Sai Kumar, who works as a sanitation worker in Utnoor. A very active & socially conscious young man He contributed his salary for two months ₹17,000 towards CMRF as #TelanganaFightsCorona #Respect pic.twitter.com/fhS06GiGgL
— KTR (@KTRTRS) April 11, 2020
The IT Ministers tweet has gone viral on social media. Netizens appreciated the sanitation worker’s gesture and saluted his efforts.
This hero deserves a salute #FightAgainstCoronavirus https://t.co/7vDZdxGYI8
— jayaprakash (@jayapra77493499) April 12, 2020
Salute to Mr. Bontha Sai Kumar, we need to learn from him #respect. https://t.co/X4nn1xtMHd
— Savitri Singh (@Savitri38497958) April 11, 2020Also Read: Man, Stray Dogs Share Spilt Milk In Heart Breaking Visual From Agra
