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"My
religion teaches me to be kind and generous towards all without any
discrimination and that is exactly what we have been doing through our
efforts," he said.
Sharing a
message that Jasbir Singh recently received from an Indian-origin student who called him
an 'angel', Mr Singh said while his emotions warmed his heart, "he was
just following the teachings of the Sikh Gurus."My religion tells me that all people are same; Jasbir Singh
floor.
"Angels from Heaven"
Hailing them as "Angels from Heaven," people
receiving help from volunteers of the Australian Sikh Association and
International Students Help Organisation thank them for their selfless service
during the COVID-19 pandemic.
The
Australian Sikh Association has been distributing cooked meals and grocery kits
ever since coronavirus started disrupting lives of Australians earlier this
year.
Jasbir Singh, a volunteer
with the Sydney-based charity group says people who receive help through them
have been sending them overwhelming messages of thanks and gratitude.
The group which has been
joined by volunteers of the International Students Help Organisation also
delivers free cooked meals to returning travellers in mandatory hotel
quarantine.
"We also deliver food at
hotels in Sydney four days a week where people spend 14 days in quarantine
after returning from overseas. They call us for vegetarian Indian meals
usually," said Mr Singh.
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