^ Such lame defense.
Why have pictures taken altogether if the objective is 'khidmat-e-khalq'?
It was hardly an excuse or lame defence. Come on, lets just be realistic. Discuss something fruitful.
The video speaks itself that several people were indeed getting the chairs for the handicapped.
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At least you have to agree that making and posting video with its **false impression was not a good thing to do.
As for taking any pictures or video, every charity organization does this to show some proof and advertise their good work around the world. This is to encourage people to donate and also gives some proof. Nothing wrong here. Feel free to search on our own.
An individual may not want to publicize their good work but organizations have to do some advertisements to make people aware of them.
If there was no video or picture then people might have criticized of the charity not doing anything to help people!
In essence, having a video/photo is the reason for criticism, and not having a video/picture both become the reasons for criticism.
*Criticism just to criticize is not a good behavior.
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Do you see the point here my friend?