Humanity Is Not Dead

A testament to the fact that humanity is not yet dead. The Little Sisters orphanage near Tindalmalai in Erode is home to about 100 elderly people over the age of 75 and is specially run by Christian sisters. More than 10 adults in the home are suffering from corona infection and are being isolated and treated.We have been feeding them for the last 3 days through our senses system. That’s how it is today and I went there with my passionate friends to feed them. Andal Ammal, a 75-year-old Hindu non-supportive woman, died this morning when a sister came from there to feed her.None of them had relatives and told us to bury them. There were tears in our eyes then. Then the news he told was very shocking, there are no men in our house at present and we are only women and do not know how to take and bury them,Can you help? Tears welled up in everyone's eyes as they said that. We heartily applauded the sisters when they told us that the Hon'ble Dr. Ilangovan, the Commissioner of the Corporation of Erode, who had heard the news this morning, had taken the time to set the woman on fire and had done some humanitarian work *.Beyond this now the woman had to be taken to the crematorium ... when she wondered what could be done ....Administrator of the Popular Front of India, which has so far buried about 120 Corona patients under the guidance of the government through their relentless work. 

Brother Mr. Lukman, the District Chairman of the STPI Party, contacted Mr. Badshah, who may have taken the lead in carrying out this noble mission. We cried and said goodbye to the lady as proof that humanity was not yet dead when she arrived at the most opportune time and took the armor at her own expense with the guidance of the government, telling us not to regret it.What is the proof of humanity in this? .. The deceased was a Hindu, and the people who had cared for her for so many years were the ones who had provided her with food and treatment. Friends will now understand ... that humanity is not dead yet. It is a testament to the fact that religion brings all people together forever.