In Kolar district of Karnataka, two businessmen, brothers Tazammul Pasha and Mujammil Pasha, sold their land for 25 lakh rupees to feed the poor. He has taken initiative to help people amidst lockout caused by COVID-19 epidemic across the country. In Kolar, the daily wage laborers and their families suffered during the lock down. The brothers said that they decided to sell their land and bought the necessary grains for a large number of poor people. He then started a community kitchen to cook food for the laborers and the homeless by setting up a tent next to his house. Tajamul Pasha said- our parents died soon. When we shifted to our maternal grandparents' place in Kolar. So the community, Hindus, Sikhs and Muslims all helped us to survive without any religious prejudice.

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The Pasha brothers do business in banana farming and real estate. Tajamul was five years old and Mujammil was three years old. When he lost his parents. He had to go from Chikballapur to Kollar. Where his grandmother lived. We were brought into poverty. We survived because of the support of people from all communities and religions. We signed the social agreement and submitted it to our friend. Who bought our site and paid.

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The brothers said - after the lockdown ends and the land registrar's office opens. The remaining works to transfer the land will be completed. So far, the two brothers have supplied food and drink essentials to 3000 families. The Kolar administration has issued passes for his volunteers. So that they can help poor people in difficult times. Let it be said that the number of corona infected in India has been 24 thousand 506. While the number of dead has exceeded 775.

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