Indian restaurant owners providing free food for bushfire victims in Australia

The young couple stepped forward as a helping hand to feed the firefighters and victims of bushfires for free and later Sikh Volunteers Australia also helped them to disburse food wherever it was needed.

According to media reports, they had stock of rice, flour, lentils that they used to cook for up to 1000 people in a day. In a statement they said, "We helped the volunteers with cooking rice, curries, and pasta and the food was distributed in at least 500 takeaway containers.”

In the time of crisis, Sikh volunteers had set up a food van in the Bairnsdale Oval relief centre, where they served everything, from breakfast to dinner. The team of volunteers along with the couple managed to overcome the crisis, where the couple has allotted space in their restaurant to prepare food on the New Year’s eve as well. In a statement, the volunteers have said that we will not leave the place and keep serving the mankind till the situation gets normal. (Image: Facebook)

As soon as the news was highlighted on social media, netizens started pouring in appreciation. One of the Twitter users mentioned,” Thank you to the Sikh community again. This is not the first time they have helped during this fire season. True Champions.”