Kerjiwal thanks srk for coronavirus donation

In this scenario, where lock-down is applicable in the nation and everyone is following the protocol, many daily- wages workers have been hit by this deadly pandemic. Recently, several businessman and Bollywood stars, and other celebrities have come forward to help in this tough time.

Considering the crucial time and the need for the difficult hour, Shah Rukh Khan too took to his Twitter handle and shared an official statement on making his contribution to the Coronavirus people. His statement mention that SRK’s group of companies Kolkata Knight Riders, Red Chillies Entertainment, Meer Foundation and Red Chillies VFX announced several initiatives to support the efforts of Prime Minister, Shri Narendra Modi Ji and the government in its COVID-19 fight. This gesture also got his fans trending #SRKDonatesForCOVID on Twitter.

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Shah Rukh said he along with his wife Gauri Khan and business partners — Juhi Chawla and Jay Mehta — will be contributing to the PM-CARES Fund through IPL franchise Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR).

The actor lauded the efforts of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and chief ministers of the states, particularly naming Uddhav Thackeray, Mamata Banerjee and Arvind Kejriwal, in the fight against the COVID-19.

SRK announced on Twitter,

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Read the detailed announcement made by King Khan below,

SRK donate to coronavirus
Red Chillies Entertainment/Twitter
Sharukh khan donatation for COVID
Red Chillies Entertainment/Twitter

Quoting the same tweet, an overwhelmed Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal tweeted saying,

Since SRK hails from Delhi, his reply reflected the same as he chose to reply in full Delhi style which obviously won our hearts too. SRK tweeted,

“Sir, you’re a Delhiite, don’t thank me, just give commands. We will fight for all the brothers and sisters in Delhi. By god’s grace, we hope to win this battle and get over this crisis.”

This heart winning gesture has actually made those quiet, who were trolling and questioning SRK for his bit during the epidemic COVID-19.

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