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Chandigarh hawker offers free ‘choley-bhature’ to anyone getting Covid vaccine

‘Hats off’: UT Administrator Badnore lauds the spirit of street vendor

Photo tweeted by @vpsbadnore

Tribune Web Desk

Chandigarh, July 11

A hawker in Chandigarh is winning hearts not just with his mouth-watering ‘choley-bhature’ but also with his great sense of responsibility in Covid times.

The street vendor has been offering free ‘choley-bhature’ to anyone getting vaccinated against Covid-19. He has hung a cardboard, clearly stating the ‘offer’, right next to his bicycle.

The initiative has been lauded by none other than VP Singh Badnore, UT Administrator and Governor of Punjab.

“Hats off to the spirit of #Chandigarh hawker! My heart filled with gratitude to see his bit of duty towards his country and the extent of awareness this man has favouring #vaccination and offering free #CholaeBhatura to all those who get vaccinated,” Badnore tweeted.

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