Coimbatore: In a joint statement released today by "Our City Coimbatore" an initiative by representatives of various religious faiths, have come together in solidarity to help people fight the pandemic COVID-19.
Coimbatore: In a joint statement released today by "Our City Coimbatore" an initiative by representatives of various religious faiths, have come together in solidarity to help people fight the pandemic COVID-19.
"People of various faith and communities have come together in this difficult time to safeguard and support each other. As per the advisory of the State government, we will extend our fullest cooperation by keeping the places of worship like Temples, Churches, Mosques, Jain Mandirs and the Gurudwara closed", a release noted.
The organisers of "Our City Coimbatore" informed that they will support and serve vulnerable families with hot meals, shelter and offer medical support. They reiterated the wisdom that Tamil tradition has taught us, ‘Koodi Vazhndhaal Kodi Nanmai’. They said they are dedicating their prayers and services to all the citizens of Coimbatore.
Narendra M Ranka Past President, Anuvrat Samiti, Coimbatore, Gurpreet Singh Vice President, Gurudwara Singh sabha, Dr. Kezevino Aram President, Shanti Ashram, Advocate Nandakumar Founder, Universal Brotherhood Association, Most Reverend Dr. L.Thomas Aquinas, Roman Catholic Bishop, Diocese of Coimbatore, Moulavi Alhaj M. A. Abdul Raheem, President, Coimbatore, Nilgiris & Tirupur District, Jmaathaluma, M.Abdul Hakkim Secretary, Jamaat e Islami Hind, Coimbatore are part of the initiative.