New Delhi: The war is going on in the country due to the coronavirus epidemic. In such a situation, along with the government, many sections of the society are extending their hands to help. Meanwhile, all the officials of the top court and the High Court have announced to help the Prime Minister's Relief Fund to fight the coronavirus.

All the gazetted officers of SC and HC will donate their three days 'salary, non-gazetted officers will donate their two days' salary to the Prime Minister's Relief Fund. Along with this, the class IV staff working in the court will give their one day salary to the relief fund. Justice S.K. Ravindra Bhat distributed food packets to migrant laborers on Monday morning. So at the same time, Supreme Court lawyer Rakesh Dwivedi has donated one crore rupees in PM Relief Fund.

Apart from the officials, all the judges of the Delhi High Court have also raised their hands to assist in the fight against Corona. All the judges of Delhi High Court will donate 10 thousand rupees from their salary to the Prime Minister's Relief Fund. Let us tell you that PM Narendra Modi had appealed to the people through twitter to help the people in this time of crisis and to provide support as per their wish. The Prime Minister had shared all the information related to PM Cares on Twitter.

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