Navi Mumbai, Dec 19: Following the heavy rainfall this year, Maharashtra—particularly Marathwada and several other regions—faced severe flood conditions. Large-scale damage was caused to agriculture, homes, livestock, and public infrastructure.
Against this backdrop, the Federation of Senior Citizens’ Organization of Maharashtra (FESCOM) came forward to support flood-affected farmers and citizens by collectively contributing Rs 15.59 lakh to the Chief Minister’s Relief Fund.
Cheque Handed Over at Mantralaya
The cheque was formally handed over at the Mantralaya by FESCOM Maharashtra President Dr Annasaheb Tekale to Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis, Deputy Chief Minister Eknath Shinde, and Social Justice Minister Sanjay Shirsat.
Urgent Appeal to Senior Citizens Across State
Taking note of the gravity of the flood situation, Dr Tekale convened an urgent online meeting on September 28, appealing to senior citizens associated with the organisation and all regional divisions to contribute generously to the Chief Minister’s Relief Fund. Responding positively to the appeal, various regional units extended support according to their capacity.
Regional Contributions
The contributions included:
. Western Vidarbha Regional Division – Rs 4.33 lakh
. Konkan Division – Rs 2.58 lakh
. Mumbai Division – Rs 2.40 lakh
. With contributions from other divisions, a total amount of Rs 15.59 lakh was collected.
FESCOM Office-Bearers Present
Present on the occasion were Suresh Pote, President of FESCOM Mumbai, along with Prabhakar Gumaste, Deepak Karkare, and Pamale.
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Message of Social Responsibility
The initiative underscored a strong sense of social responsibility, conveying that while citizens often seek support from the government, it is equally important to fulfil one’s duty towards society by extending help during times of crisis.
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