Leading from the front several cooperative leaders observed a total curfew on the call given by the Prime Minister on Sunday from morning to evening. Some of them have even sent interesting pictures of blowing conchs at 5 pm to express gratitude to the health workers.
Those who saluted the health workers for their wonderful work included senior co-operator Dileep Sanghnai, IFFCO MD Dr U S Awasthi, Sahakar Bharati leader Uday Joshi, among others.
Dileepbhai Sanghani said he blew conch to say thanks to Doctors, nurses, soldiers, and govt staff members offering essential services to us. “Thanks for taking care everyone Thanks to the supply chain, thanks to the transactions of goods, everyone who is involved in giving fight to this Corona”, tweeted Sanghani.
IFFCO MD Dr U S Awasthi who was joined by his wife Mrs Rekha Awasthi in applauding the health workers said “Let’s salute all contributing in fighting against the pandemic #Corona. I was joined by my wife @awsathi_rekha in saluting all Doctors, nurses, scientist & researchers, all healthcare workers & government working tirelessly to prevent the spread of corona virus. @narendramodi.”
Sahakar Bharati General Secretary Uday Joshi joined people outside his house in expressing gratitude to the 
Indian Cooperative desk is inundated with reports about Biscomaun Chairman Sunil Kumar Singh, women cooperaror fro MP Alka Srivastava, Chairman of Barabanki DCCB, Dhirendra Kumar Verma, and many more cheering the health workers.
Meanwhile, Prime Minister Narendra Modi has thanked people for responding to his call to observe the ‘janata curfew’ and supporting health workers by clapping, ringing bells or banging ‘thalis’.
Eighty cities including Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata, Chennai and Bengaluru are being placed on complete lockdown this month as India fights to contain the spread of coronavirus.
The states likely to be put on lockdown till March 31 include those where coronavirus cases have been reported
Trains, metros and inter-state buses have been suspended across the country. Markets, malls, cinemas, schools, colleges and gyms are already shut in most of the states. Many states have also imposed Section 144, a law that bans more than five people from gathering.
A list of cities on lockdown was released after the Cabinet Secretary had a meeting with Chief Secretaries of all states Sunday morning.