Bhopal: In the story that warms the heart of Indore, the city of Swachh collects Rs 14.5 lakh to clear the bank loan debt from two siblings with Covid.
Akash Singh, 21, and his sister Ishita, 18, whose parents died during the second wave of Covid, had attended the Diwali event on Sunday, organizing the Shivraj Singh Chouhan CM instruction, where Covid orphans could speak directly with their administration and needs.
The siblings told Collector Manish Singh that their parents had taken a house loan over Rs 14.5 lakh and a car loan of 8 lakh.
“They said they would clean the car loan by renting off their homes, but needed help with a home loan,” said the collector.
News from siblings reaches several indors, unlock the heart string and pursue.
Eight donors, including several colonies, owners of pharmaceutical companies and builders, approached collectors on Monday, offering to help Akash and Ishita.
One donor, Sumit Mantri, said that the invaders of Ranwasa regions advanced to jointly pay loans and have decided to contribute Rs 14.5 lakh.
“We donated the money to the Red Cross community of the district government to complete the account,” said Mantri.
Head of SBI Manager (GPO Branch) MK Maheshwari said, “Akash’s father Upendra Narayan Singh has taken a loan Rs 9 lakh and over Rs 15 Lakh.
After his death, Rs 5.72 Lakh home loans resolved through insurance, while around Rs 14.5 Lakh , including interest, as part of the upper loan, is waiting “.
Tehsildar Sanjay Garg, who has been appointed as ‘Guardian officer’ for siblings, said, “Akash was in the third year Btech and his sister was in class XI.
Their father was updra Narayan Singh, who worked in the Pithampur industrial area, and Mrs.
Soni Singh , died during the second covid wave.
“Ishita qualified for Mukhyamantri Covid-19 Baal Kalyan Yojana, so she will get free education, plus financial assistance Rs 5,000 per month and free ration and education.