[WATCH] ‘Stand with Punjab’- Harbhajan Singh starts relief fund for flood-hit Punjab
The former Indian off-spinner and AAP's Rajya Sabha MP, Harbhajan Singh, has started the relief fund and shared the emotional message in his Instagram account for the flood-hit Punjab.
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The former Indian spinner and the AAP’s Rajya Sabha MP, Harbhajan Singh, has revealed his decision to start a relief fund in the tough situations of Punjab, which has been hit by the flood. He shared an emotional message for the people of the state, revealing the account details where he asked everyone to contribute.
Harbhajan shared the message on his Instagram account, where the Indian spinner humbly requested everyone to come forward and show their support in some way. He also stated how it would be the vital time for everyone to stand by Punjab.
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“This is the time to stand with Punjab. Our brothers and sisters are in need, and it is our shared responsibility to support them. Together, we can rebuild, restore, and bring hope back to Punjab. I humbly request you all to come forward and lend your support in any way you can.” Harbhajan Singh expressed in the message on his Instagram video.
Watch: Harbhajan Singh begins relief fund for flood-hit Punjab
He also painted the grim image from their last visit, where Singh reckoned that there was 10-15 feet of water, with people having lost their houses and cattle to the flood. And after all of these, the resources will be limited as Harbhajan agreed. But he felt that everyone would be strong enough to battle it.
“It's a very sad situation for all of us living in Punjab, and for the whole nation. It's extremely painful to see the villages being thrashed. There's a lot of water. The least you can do is just go out there and try to be a helping hand. It is a very, very tough situation, a very difficult one, but Punjab is strong. We'll come out of it like we have always.” The World Cup-winning member of the Indian side highlighted.
A lot of organizers, especially the private ones and the Sikh foundations, have been trying to help those who are impacted. The former player addressed that he and his friends would be trying their best to contribute to the flood rescue by arranging boards. “The Punjab government has been doing its work. Now, the Army has also been deployed to rescue people.” He shed light.
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