Indore: Lockdown implemented to prevent corona. Due to this, whatever was there got stuck there. At the same time, an Indian originally from Indore has played the role of Akshay Kumar in the reality of Airlift film for Indians stranded in Sharjah. The way the actor takes people to his home in the film, the same way an Indian has taken those trapped in Sharjah to his home. 168 people trapped there in lockdown were sent to Ahmedabad via chartered plane. 50 of these people were from Indore. Even among these people who were in need or working class, this Indore businessman paid his rent.
The plane landed at 10.30 pm on Saturday. According to the information, Indore resident Jitendra Maltani has lived in Dubai for the past few years. When he came to know that under the Vande Bharat Mission, flights are available only to the major cities of the country Delhi and Mumbai and there is no facility for the people of Madhya Pradesh, he decided to send them to India.
In this context, Matlani said that I have been living in Dubai for many years in connection with business. But people were not disturbed when they saw it there. We booked an aircraft for 40 lakh rupees according to Indian currency. Whose permission was taken to send it to India. This plane arrived in Ahmedabad on Saturday night. People living in Indore were sent to Indore by road. Among the people coming from Dubai, more than 100 are from various cities of Madhya Pradesh, while 50 are from Indore. Maltani further said that we also run an organization called Friends of Madhya Pradesh. When we came to know that people are upset, then we did not take rent from such people who cannot pay rent. Arrangements were made to send him to his family. Next week we will also operate an aircraft from Sharjah.
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