Humanity is bigger than religion: Man donates his money to flood victims, saved for “Bakra-eid”

A 65-years-old farmer from Ghoradhee in Bihar named Mohammad Kamroza has donated 60 thousand rupees for the flood victims in Koshi. He has saved this money for the occasion of Bakra-eid which Muslims celebrated every year and save their money in buying goats and then purposely kill them as an offering to their god.

Muslims are busy collecting money for Bakra-eid which is just two days ahead but Kamroza has taken a pledge to help the victims of flood in Koshi this year. He has chosen humanity over religion and is happy to donate this money to the victims.

Mohammad Kamroza has said, “helping peoples is bigger than festivals, festivals will come every year this time saving a life is more important because if once life is gone, will not come next morning”.