Khaira Babaji, An 81-year-old Sikh Offering Langar To Migrants Amid Lockdown. 2 Million Meals Served.

The 81-year-old Sikh man named Baba Karnail Singh Khaira famously known as Khaira Babaji is serving the migrants with Langar on a highway in Yavatmal, Maharashtra.

Ever since the government announced the lockdown, the migrant workers were finding it difficult to sustain in the city. They have been traveling hundreds and thousands of kilometers barefoot or sometimes by taking the lift from the tempos or trucks to reach their hometown. With no food and water during their journey, kind people like Khaira Babaji is helping the needy and restoring the faith in humanity. Since the lockdown, he has served to more than 20 lakh people.

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This is the only spot on a stretch of around 450 km where a decent meal is available at free of cost.

Speaking to IANS, Khaira Babaji said:

Babaji with his team of 17 serves breakfast of tea with hard bread or biscuits, and the other meals include plain rice with Tuvar Dal, and Aloo-vadi.

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He also added:

Langar is not just restricted to humans, Chapati-Jaggery are also being served around to 250 dogs, cats, stray cattle and other animals around the place during the lockdown.

His youngest brother Baba Gurbax Singh Khaira (67) is settled in New Jersey, USA, is also helping by collecting donations from the Sikh community in the USA.

When asked about how he gets motivated every day in the scorching heat, he replied, it's the marzi of Waheguru...We are only his instruments in the service to humanity."

It's heartwarming and proud feeling too to know people like him is serving the people in need without any personal motive. Waheguru!