With the efforts of senior journalist Rajiv Nishana, social worker Virendra Dedha helped the family of journalist Sachin Meena

Mahesh Dhoundiyal - Delhi

On a phone call from Indian Media Welfare Association President and senior journalist Rajiv Nishana ji, social worker Virendra Dedha set a unique example of humanity and social service. Late journalist Sachin Meena, who was admitted to Dharmshila Hospital due to a heart problem, was given stents shortly after and a few hours later Sachin died. Sadly, the hospital administration gave a bill of more than four lakh rupees to the family and refused to hand over the dead body until the bill was deposited.

Sachin's family appealed for help at many places in this critical situation, but they did not get any support. When this matter reached senior journalist Rajiv Nishana, he immediately appealed to local social worker Virendra Dedha for help. Virendra Dedha not only helped the family but also completed the important task of delivering Sachin Meena's body to his family.

Expressing gratitude to Virendra Dedha for this sensitive step, Indian Media Welfare Association General Secretary Vijay Sharma said, "This step not only became a support for Sachin Meena's family, but is also a source of inspiration for every section of the society." Vijay Sharma also said that social workers and leaders should learn from Virendra Dedha, who is always ready to help the needy.

This incident showed that even when a family is helpless from all sides, sensitive people of the society, like Virendra Dedha, come forward to help. The help received by Sachin Meena's family in this difficult time shows that the meaning of true social service lies not in words, but in deeds. Indian Media Welfare Association expressed gratitude to Virendra Dedha on behalf of the entire journalist community for this humanitarian initiative.