Aid in the rehabilitation of victims of fire accidents

Unnati Sevabhavi Sanstha Coming forward to help the victims of fire.

A huge fire broke out at Nehru Market in Bhingar town on Saturday morning. The fire caused severe damage to about 18 to 20 shops. Six of the shopkeepers whose shops were gutted in the blaze were in urgent need of help. Therefore, considering the seriousness of the situation, the directors of Unnati Sevabhavi Sanstha had decided to provide immediate help from the funds deposited by the organization and the participation of the directors. The six damaged tailors were given new sewing machines. In this, a pico machine, five sewing machines were given and an urgent financial help of Rs. 7,000 was given to a needy shopkeeper.

The distribution of aid took place at the Maruti Mandir in Bhingar Vesa at 7 pm yesterday

Mr. Deshmukh Saheb, Inspector of Police, Bhingar Police Station, who was the President of the program, appreciated the work of the organization. They also needed immediate help, recognizing that the losses incurred by these small shopkeepers during the festive season were enormous. He said that the readiness shown by Unnati Sanstha for this is really remarkable and commendable. Mr. Deshmukh took the information of the organization and helped the organization with ten thousand rupees.

The city of Bhingar thanked the police administration, staff and citizens of Bhingar for their efforts in controlling the fire at Nehru Market.

On the occasion of the program, the president of the organization, Shri. Dilip Asmar, Vice President Shri. Datta Lokhande, Working President Shri. Ganesh Upre (Shambhusheth), Director Achyut Chinke, Sham Thorat, Dnyaneshwar Fase, Dnyaneshwar Dige, as well as Matin Sheikh, a journalist from Mahasatta Bharat, Gajanan Bhandare, Treasurer of Unnati Sanstha were also present.

The program was moderated by Shivam Bhandari. Mr. Datta Lokhande informed the audience about the organization and Mr. Dilip Asmar thanked the participants.

Secretary of the organization Shri Sagar Kamble as well as activists Raju Nagpure, Deepak Dhakate, Deepak Raheenj, Devidas Kumthekar, Simatai Kedari, Mamta Tai Nagpure worked hard to carry out the program successfully.