Covid-19: UK Government Thanks, admire Ravi Singh Khalsa Aid, Helping stuck Truck Drivers

 

Khalsa Aid, helping stuck lorry drivers the UK

The lorry drives at the border of the UK and France were stuck due to Covid-19. The Sikh volunteers looked after them to provide hot meals. Around 2,000 packets stranded in Kent. The faith-based organization Khalsa Aid covered around 338 km to help out the lorry drivers. Where the Indian media spread lies and violence against Khalsa Aid, UK Prime Minister Boris Jonson and the Department for Transport thanked Ravinder Singh Khalsa Aid. 

London: United Kingdom Department for Transport has thanked Ravi Singh Khalsa Aid while helping stuck truck drivers in the UK border closed. They prepared the food chole-chawal, pasta, and mushroom in the nearest Guru Nanak Gurdwara in Gravesend, Kent, they all were there to volunteer and make meals. The cops escort along the M20 to deliver the meal to lorry drivers. 

Ravinder Singh is also known as “Ravi Singh” founder and CEO of Khalsa Aid is being admired for his work towards humanity. Khalsa Aid has been helping needy people worldwide for years, its work is to follow the Sikh Gurus path. While doing selfless service to the needy people internationally, this has shown the true spirit in the world.

Ravi Singh writes in his one Facebook post that, UK government has thanked Khalsa Aid. The Department for Transport UK has written a letter to Ravi Singh CEO Khalsa Aid and volunteers about being grateful for selfless service to the stuck lorry drivers.  

As per the report, water and packed food packets were sent with the help of a driver.

Seeing all tuff situations, one of the local football clubs Ramsgate jumped on the bandwagon to help out the lorry drivers serving with 200 pizzas.

We are a community club and we want anyone in the community or who passes to know we will always look after them said: Chairman James Lawson.