In this hour of pandemic, various professional organisations are coming forward to fight against Coronavirus to protect people and provide them security, in order to help needy and poor during ongoing lockdown the legal fraternity also came forward in this battle under the banner of Jharkhand State Legal Services Authority (JHALSA) to provide basic requirements to the people and distributing around 200 food packets per day among poor and needy since March 30.
As per the order of JHALSA Executive Chairman HC Mishra, a Sewa Rath is moving in various part of the Ranchi District sponsored by Ranchi District Legal Service Authority (DLSA) to provide cooked food and other basic required things to people who became jobless during ongoing Lock Down. Mishra instructed the Ranchi Judicial Commissioner Navneet Kumar that no person should die of hunger and that the needy people should be provided all possible help through DLSA.
In order to doing so, Kumar constituted a five member committee to form a Seva Dal under the leadership of DALSA Secretary Abhishek Kumar who is visiting different areas and providing necessary items among needy and poor.
Talking to media JHALSA Secretary Abhisek Kumar said that the Seva Rath is distributing food packets of cooked food along with raw food among 200 poor and needy people in various part of the district with objective that children and women should get daily food during the Lockdown and it will continue throughout the duration.
Apart from distributing food packets, the team is also giving informative messages among people about Corona virus through the Sewa Rath, he added.
"The Sewa Rath is also visiting all the shelter homes in Ranchi district, the members of Seva Rath will be staying in the Rain Basera for those migrating from Ranchi district. The programme will continue throughout the Lockdownperiod and will continue to provide assistance to the needy people. Masks, sanitizers, goves and other things were made available to all the members of the Seva Dal," said Kumar.
DLSA Secretary informed that the so far Sewa Rath visited Bariatu and Rajendra Institute of medical Science campus on March 30, at Bariatu Dumardaga Panchayat on March 31, at Narieniketan Kanke and Balaasraya on April, 1, at Kanke Veterinary Campus on April 3, at Chironi on April 4, at Meher Ashram, Kokar on April 5, at Brambey and Murma on April 6, at Gurunanak Divyang School Bariatu on April 8, at Hesmi Village on April 9. A total of 2000 packets have been distributed till the date, he added.