COVID-19: Sonu Sood wins hearts again, organizes charter flight for Indian students stranded in Kyrgyzstan

Bollywood actor Sonu Sood, who received love and appreciation for helping over thousands of migrants to reach their destinations amid the coronavirus outbreak, is in headlines again for all the good reasons. The actor has announced to sponsor the first charter flight from Bishkek to Varanasi to help a group of Indian students stranded in Kyrgyzstan amid the pandemic. On July 13, Sonu took to his Twitter profile and announced that his next rescue mission will be for the 4000 Indian students stuck in Kyrgyzstan and on July 21 the actor confirmed on Twitter that the first charter will operate from Bishkek to Varanasi on July 22, 2020. Sonu tweeted, “This is to inform to all the students of Kyrgyzstan that it’s time to come home we are operating the first charter Bishkek-Varanasi on 22 nd July. The details of which will be sent to your email id and mobile phones in a while. Charters for other states will also fly this week.” Earlier, Sonu Sood replied to the stranded students in Kyrgyzstan. He tweeted, “Dear students of Kyrgyzstan, for any info related to your rescue pls mail us on sonu4kyrgyzstan@gmail.com, only EMAIL ID used for the rescue of Indian students. Beware that Team Sonu Sood is NOT CHARGING or COLLECTING ANY MONEY from you in any manner for managing this.” Meanwhile, Sonu Sood is getting messages from Indians stuck in different parts of the country and all over the world on social media. (All photos: Instagram)

Sonu Sood's tweet.

Sonu Sood clicked while helping migrant workers in Maharashtra.