RP Singh comes out with financial support for ailing junior cricketer

Veteran Indian cricketer RP Singh has come out in support of a junior cricketer recently. The former fast bowler took to social media platform Twitter and urged other people to support to the young cricketer financially as well. Reportedly, the junior cricketer is named Aditya Pathak. The young kid has played the prominent U16 domestic tournament of India – the U16 Polly Umrigar Trophy as well.

He is admitted to the hospital at the moment because of a kidney failure. Apparently, the financial condition and the background of the Aditya Pathak is not very sound. His well wishers are trying to do everything that they can in order to ensure that the operation turns out to be a successful one for the promising youngster. However, the financial constraints are proving to be a roadblock for them.

Reportedly, the patient’s family has been forced to sell their house as well in a bid to meet the costs of the treatment required for a kidney failure. One of the newspaper daily had reported this news recently. Now, RP Singh, the veteran Indian cricketer has decided to come out in support for the young ailing cricketer. In his social media update post, he posted the bank details of the young cricketer.

He urged the other people seeing the post to make whatever contribution that they can. He noted that even a small contribution would be of great help in this case. RP Singh also posted the picture of the newspaper article about the young boy.

“I request you to pl donate whatever amount you can for our jr. colleague Aditya Pathak for his kidney transplant. Every little step counts,” tweeted RP Singh.

RP Singh’s request

I request you to pl donate whatever amount you can for our jr. colleague Aditya Pathak for his kidney transplant. Every little step counts. pic.twitter.com/AVFefmpYW2

— R P Singh (@RpSingh99) August 2, 2017

Fans respond

As soon as he posted the update, his fans started responding with their contributions towards the social cause.

Did Rudra. Proud of human beings like you. pic.twitter.com/lrJIiFQAkq

— RAKESH CHAVAN (@raakeshchavan) August 5, 2017

@RpSingh99 good luck aditya get well soon pic.twitter.com/GeBcL165Mg

— Rajeev Tiwari (Ranu) (@rajeevt04) August 6, 2017