Indjournals first reported humanitarian work by D’Souza family
Mumbai—Taking note of a special story on D’souza family done by Indjournals which was latter followed by all key media houses, Home Minister Anil Deshmukh has thanked D’souza family for helping police.
To know how D’Souza family helped police, read a Special report by Indjournals on a Mumbai based family which selflessly helped Police for 100 days with tea & snacks!- http://indjournals.in/police-left-in-tears-special-story/
Deshmukh in his facebook post on Thursday, thanked D’souza family and shared their photo with police personnel.
“Maharashtra Police worked day and night for the safety of the people regardless of themselves. The people of the state are also aware of this. The D’Souza couple, who live in Chembur, humbly handed over tea and parathas to police personnel on duty on the roads every day in Chembur, Govandi, Mankhurd, Shivajinagar, Dharavi, Antop Hill to Sion. Corona and the intermittent “Nisarga” cyclone could not stop them. I thank Rossmond D’Souza and Sweety D’Souza as the head of the police family,” he said in his Facebook post originally written in Marathi.
To read Anil Deshmukh’s original Facebook post, you can click-https://www.facebook.com/256786777695561/posts/4213455718695294/
D’Souza family thanks Indjournals
Speaking with Indjournals, Rosemand D’souza got emotional. ” I do not have word to thank Indjournals for taking note of our work. We never thought or dream for such positive coverage. We worked just we felt honestly that we should do something to salute the police personnel who are risking their lives. We got many phone calls from media and common persons lauding our work,” Rosemand D’Souza expressed his feelings to Indjournals. After Indjournals reported this for first time, the family was filled with praises from various people, organizations and police personnel.