Pulwama attack: Diljit Dosanjh donates Rs 300,000 to martyrs' kin

The "Ikk kudi" singer urged his fans and followers to contribute their bit to help the martyrs' families.

Mumbai: Singer-actor Diljit Dosanjh has donated Rs 300,000 to the wives of the CRPF troopers who died in the terror attack in Jammu and Kashmir's Pulwama district. Diljit on Sunday shared a snapshot of his donation receipt to the CRPF Wives Welfare Association. Alongside that, he wrote: "Our soldiers protect the country and the citizens of the country. They have to live away from their loved ones, not knowing what the next day will bring. "The families don't know when will they see them next. But there was always a hope which is now gone for these families." The "Ikk kudi" singer urged his fans and followers to contribute their bit to help the martyrs' families. He said: "We can't take the sorrow away but can try to help a little by donating. It's our time to do something to help the families of our shaheed jawans in this difficult time. We stand with the soldiers and their families." Take a look at his post below: Pulwama terror attack: Ranveer Singh observes a minute's silence for martyrs at an award show! VIDEO INSIDE!

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Our Soldiers Protect the Country and the Citizens of the country. They have to live away from their loved ones, not knowing what the next day will bring. The families don’t know when will they see them next. But there was always a hope which is now gone for these families. We can’t take the sorrow away but can try to help a little by donating. It’s our time to do something to help the families of our Shaheed Jawans in this Difficult Time ???????? WE STAND WITH THE SOLDIERS AND THEIR FAMILIES ????????

A post shared by Diljit Dosanjh (@diljitdosanjh) on Feb 16, 2019 at 11:02pm PST

Apart from Diljit, many celebrities have come forward to support the families of the deceased troopers. Megastar Amitabh Bachchan's spokesperson confirmed that the "Agneepath" actor will donate Rs 500,000 each to the families of the 49 CRPF troopers who were killed in the terror attack on February 14.