'Ashes' takes charge of blind young man's treatment
Published: 04:07 1 July 2026
The popular band 'Ashes' has once again come into the spotlight for its humanitarian initiative. This time, the band's leader Junaid Ivan has announced that he will stand by the side of a blind young man from a poor family in the treatment.
In a message on Facebook, Ivan said that he has met the young man and wants to start working to cure him. For this, necessary preparations are being made, including writing songs and organizing concerts. He also sought the cooperation of fans and well-wishers.
Ivan said that the young man lost his eyesight due to illness a few years ago. Since his father is a rickshaw puller, the family is unable to bear the cost of treatment. He said that necessary measures will be taken after consulting a doctor.
'Ashes' has stood by many people suffering from cancer and kidney disease before. This initiative of the band, in continuation of its humanitarian work along with music, has been praised by fans.
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