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Meet the man who sanitises the vehicles of our frontline warriors

Vijay Kumar Babanna Rajappa, a mechanic, sanitises vehicles of the police and BMC for free, to ensure those in the forefront of the COVID-19 battle stay safe

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Vijay Kumar Babanna Rajappa uses a WHO and FDA-approved sanitiser

Vijay Kumar Babanna Rajappa uses a WHO and FDA-approved sanitiser

Every day for over 10 days, a 39-year-old mechanic has been driving down to Mumbai from his house in Virar, to sanitise the vehicles of the police and the BMC. Vijay Kumar Babanna Rajappa runs a small garage opposite the Siddhivinayak temple at Prabhadevi. It has been closed since the lockdown, but Rajappa, who wanted to do something for our frontline warriors in the battle against COVID-19, has been helping them free of cost. So far he has sanitised over 150 vehicles.

Rajappa has sanitised all the vehicles of police stations at Shivaji Park, Mahim, Dadar, Virar and Arnala. He was given a letter of appreciation from many police stations for this. "We gave a letter of appreciation to Rajappa for helping the police department by sanitising our vehicles including mobile vans, cars, beat Marshal's bikes etc. It protects us from this virus while traveling from one place to another place," said Sunayana Nate, inspector of Dadar police station.

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