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Donating grain to hungry greatest service: Varanasi JCP
Ejilearassane was speaking at a programme ‘Bhookh Mukti Diwas’, organised at Subhash Bhavan, Lamahi, by two non-government organisations
Joint commissioner of police K Ejilearassane said that donating grains to hunger victims is divine work. Donation of grains is the greatest charity and philanthropy, which Anaj Bank is doing efficiently.
Ejilearassane was speaking at a programme ‘Bhookh Mukti Diwas’, organised at Subhash Bhavan, Lamahi, by two non-government organisations, Vishal Bharat Sansthan and Muslim Mahila Foundation. He also distributed foodgrains from Anaj Bank here on Friday.
Special guest, Indian Bank deputy general manager Rajesh issued a special passbook for transgender from the Anaj Bank.
Vishal Bharat Sansthan president Dr Rajiv Srivastava said that anyone can be a victim of circumstantial hunger. If one doesn’t meet eligibility criteria required to get grains free, he will not get free grains. In such a situation, the Anaj Bank is a boon. Anaj Banks will also be established in the village in the coming time.
Special guest Rajesh said that the Anaj Bank is a better option to help hunger victims.
Advocate Amit Srivastava, a member of the national council of Vishal Bharat Sansthan, said that hunger pangs are most painful. There is a need to run a Karunik mission to solve the problems of hunger victims. The sensitivity of society can solve problems of hunger victims.
The programme was chaired by Gulab Srivastava, vice -president of Seva Bharti. Gyan Prakash, deputy chairman of Anaj Bank, proposed a vote of thanks.
