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Flood-ravaged Chennai witnessed many instances of humanity. Many people and groups helped or contributed in a big or small way. Amongst them, there was a Muslim man who helped a Hindu couple when calamity was looming over their head.
Meet Mohamed Yunus, the CEO of a start-up, who helped a Hindu couple residing in Urapakkam area in Chennai, which was battered by torrential rains.
Adding to the misery of torrential downpour in their residence, a pregnant Chitra was going through labour pains. Her husband, Mohan was with her but didn’t know what to do; the neighbours were vacating the place owing to the neck-deep water.
It was then that 26-year-old Mohamed Yunus came to rescue them in a boat. He took them to the nearby hospital. During the boat ride, Chitra was panicking but Yunus calmed her down by narrating a story.
Amidst the water-induced destruction, she gave birth to a baby girl and the couple named their newborn after Yunus, who saved them just in time.
Yunus believes the 15-minute boat journey is the unforgettable part of his life. Here’s the post that he shared on his Facebook timeline:
[cjtoolbox name=’Hindu Man Muslim’ ] [/cjtoolbox]
But this is not the whole picture. Yunus has been offering help to many people in Chennai.
He spent Rs 1 lakh from his pocket and hired 4 boats to help the stranded people in the flood-affected areas of Chennai. Also, he pledged to contribute 50% of his salary for the needy.
This is what he said:
He is keen to pay a visit to the newborn girl and he has promised that the child’s education fees will be borne by him!
Isn’t that a benevolent gesture? When I see incidents like this, it makes me believe in the world that thrives beyond religion.
Kudos to you sir! We salute your spirit. 🙂
News Source: Huffington PostÂ
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