COVID-19 relief aid- Telangana sanitation worker donates his two months’ salary to CM relief fund

Ritu yadav.
The COVID-19 pandemic has brought the world down to its knees. Industrialists, NGOs, top businessmen, politicians, celebrities, and sportspersons have contributed a remarkable amount towards relief funds, in a bid to help the country fight the highly contagious COVID-19 disease.
Amidst all this a sanitation worker from Telangana has won hearts by donating his two months’ salary to the Chief Minister’s relief fund.
Telangana IT minister KT Rama Rao took to Twitter to laud this incredible gesture of the worker, who donated Rs 17,000 towards CM Relief fund to help contain COVID-19.
“My #CitizenHeroes today is a Adivasi teenager called Bontha Sai Kumar, who works as a sanitation worker in Utnoor. A very active & socially conscious young man. He contributed his salary for two months ₹17,000 towards CMRF as #TelanganaFightsCorona #Respect,” KTR wrote on Twitter.
The IT minister’s tweet has gone viral on social media and has prompted several reactions from the netizens.
Many users reacted and said that the worker deserves a salute. Some even called him a hero.
A user said, “Great great work Sai Kumar, you gave your total earnings, God bless you with happiness and success.”
“For this poor man, 17000 rs is a very big amount. Still, he gave it to a relief fund. Thanks for publishing such a good response,” wrote another.