State Bank officials donate 600 food packets

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Chandigarh, April 8

The State Bank of India Officers’ Association (SBIOA), Panchkula Module, donated over 600 food packets to Municipal Commissioner and Labour Commissioner, Panchkula. The food packets will be distributed among the poor and daily wagers, who now could not afford food due to the lockdown due to Covid-19 outbreak, living in slum area in Saketri and Panchkula. In the past also, SBIOA, an officer organization have have actively participated in welfare activities. Harvinder Singh, Gaurav Sharma , Sudesh Vashist, Prem Pawar, Deepak Sehgal and other office bearer of the association were present on the occasion. — TNS

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