Commercial sex workers raise fund for J&K flood victims

September 12, 2014 16:04

Commercial sex workers in Ahmednagar district in Maharashtra have raised Rs 10,321 to help flood-hit victims of Jammu and Kashmir. They have contributed to the Chief Minister's Relief Fund. The sex workers have contributed to help people in every catastrophe for the last 25 years, which includes 1993 serial blasts in Mumbai, 2001 Gujarat earthquake, Kargil war, for tsunami victims, drought in Maharashtra and Uttarakhand landslide calamity last year, the district collector said.

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