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JMJ Group to invest in AP
Joining the long list of actors who have expressed their support to Andhra Pradesh in the aftermath of cyclone Hudhud.
- Sachiin Joshi meets Chandrababu Naidu at his residence
- Gives a sum of Rs.20 lakh for cyclone relief fund
Hyderabad: Joining the long list of actors who have expressed their support to Andhra Pradesh in the aftermath of cyclone Hudhud, actor and vice chairman of JMJ Group of Companies, Sachiin Joshi donated a sum of Rs 20 lakh to the CM Relief Fund. The actor met Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu at his residence on Monday and personally gave him the cheque.
Naidu thanked the actor and said, “I am extremely delighted to see that the actor has come forward and is contributing to the relief fund.” He also expressed his happiness in having JMJ Group's investments in the residual AP region.
The actor assured him that the new State would get unflinching support from the group. Interacting with the CM, Sachiin Joshi said, “We will give support to the State in all possible manner. We would focus on food and entertainment sectors and would be soon setting up firms here.”
The actor lauded the CM's role during the cyclone. He said, “Chandrababu Naidu has been working hard for the new State. It was because of him that we could save so much of lives during the disaster,” he said.
