Popular YouTuber Abhishek Malhan has expanded his humanitarian efforts for families devastated by the Assam floods. He has partnered with True Hope Foundation to contribute to flood relief, help in sustainable practices in the aftermath of the devastating floods. The floods in Assam started on July 19 resulting in severe destruction. Golaghat is the worst-hit district with more than 71,000 people affected, followed by Sivasagar with over 21,000 people and Jorhat with over 13,000 people reeling under floodwaters.
In the caption, he wrote, “Bajrang Bali ne mujhe yeh saubhagya diya ki main Hanuman Mandir ke nirmaan mein apna chhota sa yogdaan de sakun. As a proud Hindu, this feeling is truly beyond words. Aaj humne pooja ke saath is pavitra kaam ki shuruaat ki. Humne mandir ke nirmaan ke liye ₹5 lakh ka yogdaan dene ka sankalp liya tha, lekin True Hope Foundation ₹5 lakh ko yeh initiative itna pasand aaya ki unhone apni taraf se ₹15 lakh aur jodne ka faisla kiya (I got the good opportunity to rebuild this temple and started the work with a puja. I contributed ₹5 lakh and True Hope Foundation added ₹15 lakh more because they loved the initiative).”
He added, “Ab milkar lagbhag ₹20 lakh ki lagat se ek sundar Hanuman Mandir ka nirmaan kiya jayega. Paise se zyada mere liye yeh baat matter karti hai ki Bajrang Bali ne mujhe is punya kaam ka ek chhota sa hissa banne ka mauka diya. Jai Bajrang Bali! 🚩Jai Shree Ram! (Now the amount of ₹20 lakh will be kept for the reconstruction of a beautiful temple here. Above the donation, it is the chance to be a part of this work that matters to me).”
“Shoutout to all the influencers who came out to support Assam in this situation. Will be needing your help in next 2 days . Will be announcing on stories Groundwork report. #Location - simalgurii. Distributed mattress, gas stoves, water purifiers and standing fans . Promised to rebuild 7 houses from scratch. Promised to repair 3 battery rickshaws,” he had said in a previous post.
Apart from Fukra Insaan, other Bollywood stars such as Salman Khan, Bhumi Pednekar and Randeep Hooda, as well as singer Guru Randhawa, have actively pooled resources to scale up rehabilitation efforts in the worst-hit regions of the state.
