Delhi police showers flowers at Jhandewalan Temple workers who have fed over 18.5 lakh people amid COVID-19 lockdown
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Delhi police showers flowers at Jhandewalan Temple workers who have fed over 18.5 lakh people amid COVID-19 lockdown

New Delhi: The Delhi Police on Saturday (May 16, 2020) showered flower petals on individuals working on the Jhandewalan temple within the nationwide capital for his or her steady efforts to feed needy individuals amid the coronavirus lockdown. The employees within the temple have distributed meals to over 18.5 lakh individuals for the reason that coronavirus restrictions had been put within the metropolis.

“Since the lockdown has been imposed, our servicemen have been working continuously and around 35-40 thousand people are being given food every day. The Delhi Police staff also come here to get food and distribute it to the needy ones,” Kulbhushan Ahuja, secretary of the temple committee, stated in a dialog with Zee News.

Sanjay Bhatia, DCP of Central District, instructed Zee News that at present we felicitated the individuals working within the temple. He stated, “Even in a situation like COVID-19, these people are preparing food for the poor people and today we have also taken an oath that no matter how the situation may be, we have to beat face the virus and beat it.”

The Delhi police additionally circumambulated the Jhandewalan temple.

The trustee of the temple, Ravindra Goyal, stated, “We take full care of cleanliness in the kitchen. Our servicemen have their face masks all the time and they also take care of the food packets. We also provide them with kadha in the morning and evening so that they don’t fall ill easily.”

“Our courage and zeal have increased after Delhi Police’s gesture today,” added Goyal.

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