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Gururaj has been carrying patients with emergency cases to the hospital in his auto-rickshaw in Madurai with the permission of the authorities. Gururaj is not even charging a single penny for this life-saving ride.
There is an outcry and panic in the entire country amid the deadly second wave of Covid-19 in the country; however many people have come forward to help others. One of them is Gururaj, an autorickshaw driver from Madurai. Since the lockdown was been declared in Tamil Nadu, Gururaj has been rushing to the hospital free of cost with his auto in needy and emergency cases.
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin has also praised Gururaj`s selfless service.
Gururaj has been carrying patients with emergency cases to the hospital in his auto-rickshaw in Madurai with the permission of the authorities. Gururaj is not even charging a single penny for this life-saving ride. Gururaj first offered free rides during the weekly bandh on Sundays but now he is offering free rides every day after the Tamil Nadu government recently announced a complete lockdown.
When the demand for the ride is high, Gururaj also employs his friend Ambunathan. Ambunathan is also an autorickshaw driver and offers free rides to the needy. Appreciating Gururaj`s services, Chief Minister Stalin sent him a letter saying that he was happy to see his service.
Stalin also told Gururaj that his friend Ambunathan is also an admirable person for his services to the people. Chief Minister Stalin told Gururaj that he appreciated his services in helping the government fight the war against the epidemic on behalf of the state.
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