Prasanthi: We would like to contribute Rs. 25,000 towards the pool. Thanks, Chandra.
--- In [email protected], "ulprasanthi" <prasutmad.fina...@...> wrote: > > Friends, > > Greetings. > > This is the case referred by Dr. Sundar and a personal request for him for > help. > > A poor family in desperate conditions need help. The father works in Railway > Department and for compelling reasons he had to take a loan of Rs. 70,000 and > gave his railway quarters (given to him by govt. on rent) to a family. They > will not pay rent but will vacate once he repays this amount. > > His daughter was married to a person who tortures her a lot. She has a 4 > month old baby. She is a trained nurse. Her husband wants her back and she is > not interested to live with him because of the torture she undergone. Her > husband began making them unpopular and creating rumours in neighbours. They > are in a very helpless condition. They cannot even complain to anyone because > they have given their govt. quarters for rent on money. So his son-in-law is > blackmailing him. > > If they get this amount, they can repay the loan and get their quarters back. > Dr. Sundar says he will be responsible and a guarantor for this amount. > > Earlier Murali helped with an amount of Rs. 45000 for Puppu (Dr. Sundar's > family friend) and they repaid the amount. As Murali got married, it is not > good for us to approach him for help again. So I suggested to Dr. Sundar that > whoever are interested to help this family can come forward with their share > of amount and we collect 70k among ourselves which can be repaid back to us > in one, one and half year. > > Please come forward for help. If you have any questions, ring to Dr. Sundar - > 93924-91036. Dr. Sundar told about this case to me on this Thursday (while on > the way to Murali's reception) > > Thank you. > > with regards, > Prasanthi. >
