The outbreak of the Covid-19 virus has affected the world severely. it has brought the world to a standstill with many countries being completely lockdown for safety and to contain the spread of the virus. India’s World Cup winner Gautam Gambhir has decided to raise his hand up and help the people. The Indian opener’s foundation has been seen giving away free food and supporting the poor and needy.
The cricketer-turned-politician took to social media platform Twitter and shared a video of his team at the GGF sharing food in a safe and responsible way.
Humanity is our identity
and feeding the needy is our responsibility.GGF ने कदम उठाया है, आप भी उठायें
Together we will win. Jai Hind #GGF #IndiaFightsCorona pic.twitter.com/ZqXisIT2Lf— Gautam Gambhir (@GautamGambhir) March 27, 2020
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“Humanity is our identity and feeding the needy is our responsibility. GGF , Together we will win. Jai Hind,” Gambhir captioned the video.
Earlier the cricketer had also decided to help and support the families of many Pulwama martyrs. After that, the player has also decided to help others in every way possible. The player has also decided to donate 50 lakh to help the govt fight the Corona spread.
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Indian Prime Minister has decided to implement a national wide down for 3 weeks as the Indians are expected to stay indoors for 21 days as a safety measure to stop the pandemic spread of Covid-19. Originated in China, the virus has affected more than 597,450 people and killed more than 27,300 people. Speaking about the Indian subcontinent, the Covid-19 virus has affected 902 cases across India, killing 20 people.
Earlier, other prominent cricketers like Sachin Tendulkar, MS Dhoni, the Pathan brothers, Irrfan and Yusuf have also donated money and decided to help the local government fight the Covid-19 virus. The pandemic spread of the virus has also affected many major tournaments with events like the Olympics being postponed for 2021. The future of the star-studded Indian Premier League also lay under the clouds of uncertainty.
