NEW DELHI: Actor Randeep Hooda once again has joined hands with Khalsa Aid. Turned as a good samaritan, the actor travel extra miles and volunteered with Khalsa Aid in the relief efforts to help people in a drought-hit Maharashtra’s village.
Vele village near Nashik is one of the worst with the water crisis currently being helped by the humanitarian relief group.
The 42-year-old actor posted a small video clip on Instagram where he can be seen talking about the drought- village and urging the government to strongly step forward and look out for some permanent solutions to the problems.
In an Instagram selfie video he uploaded, Hooda said, “There is a great shortage of water, especially drinking water. All wells have dried up. This is a serious problem every summer. This area gets hit by drought.”
In the video, viewers can watch a long queue of villagers standing with their huge containers and how the volunteers are filling those vessels with fresh drinking water.
Earlier in 2017, the ‘Highway’ actor along with UK-based international humanitarian relief organization Khalsa Aid provides humanitarian aid to distressed regions across the globe in helping the people during the Kerala floods.
Maharastra currently is facing severe drought conditions with just 7 per cent of water left for consumption and has affected the lives of the people residing in the state. Apart from the state, several other parts of the country like Telangana, Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka, Gujarat and Rajasthan are also witnessing similar kind of problems.
On the work front, Randeep recently wrapped up the shooting of Imtiaz Ali’s next upcoming film. The two were last spotted five years back in ‘Highway.’
With ANI inputs