Transgender community distributes winter clothes, offers support to needy

In a heart-warming gesture, a group of transgender individuals came together to provide essential winter clothing to those living in slums and near the railway station, where neither government organisations nor NGOs had extended

support.

Led by Mahant Ganga Mai, along with Pooja Solanki, Mohini, Preeti, and Sonia, the group reached self-built huts in areas lacking basic infrastructure, such as tin-sheet roofs and power supply, near the new grain market.

They distributed blankets, shawls, and other winter wear to the residents, many of whom lacked proper footwear.

The group continued their mission by reaching out to people near the railway station, including those living under the overbridge or in the goods yard.

They also assisted labourers waiting for construction jobs outside the main bazaar, providing them with warm clothes.

As part of their “Mission Sewa,” the group visited the 100-bed Subdivision Civil Hospital to distribute biscuits and other food items to patients, offering them well wishes for a swift recovery.

Mahant Ganga Mai also expressed her willingness to support economically disadvantaged families during the marriage ceremonies of their daughters.