Bread seller from Hyderabad starts 'Neki ki Roti' where one can buy naan and keep it for the needy!

Mohammed Iqbal, the bread seller from Hyderabad, runs Abdullah Naan Mahal in Tolichowki where he sells bread and rotis. His initiative is helping the poor and the neey people.

Out of many people who are trying to provide food to the needy who lost their livelihood due to the COVID-19, one is the old bread seller from Hyderabad who has started a distinctive initiative named, 'Neki ki Roti'.

The owner of Abdullah Naan Mahal, Mohammed Iqbal, sells 'naan' and now, with his 'Neki ki Roti (Bread of goodness)', he is motivating people to buy naan and keep it for the poor people.

Iqbal keeps a basket outside his shop where one can keep the naan after purchasing it from his shop. The kept naan is then picked by the ones who need it.

Not just the buyers but Iqbal himself keeps around 20 rotis in the basket every day. He believes that not a single person should go hungry. Because of this initiative, Iqbal has also observed a crowd in his shop who was not his regular customers before.

However, the pandemic has hit Iqbal's business too. Like 2020, he is not able to sell 'Nahari Sherwa', a Hyderabadi dish. With time, he believes, the situation will become normal and he will be able to serve the dish too, along with the rotis as plain rotis are hard to eat.

While Iqbal wants to continue the initiative for as long as possible, we wish his business also recovers from the loss very soon!

Source: The New Indian Express

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