Netizens restored their faith in humanity after seeing a touching video of an old man in Bengaluru giving water to traffic police officers. Shree Ram Bishnoi, a traffic police warden, shared the heartwarming video. It has received a lot of positive feedback, with viewers praising the man's kind act. Millions of people watched the video because it showed the unknown man's daily habit of giving water to the hardworking traffic cops.
The video shows the old man stopping his bike by the side of the road, getting water bottles out of his bag, and kindly giving them to the police officers to hydrate himself off in the scorching heat. Since its release on March 31, the video has garnered over 100,000 views and nearly 2,000 likes. People have written a lot of positive comments about the post, praising the man's selfless actions and pointing out how powerful small but important acts of kindness can be.
Online responses to the video on X have been extremely positive and supportive, with people thanking and admiring the man for being so kind. Many people have talked about how important it is to be kind in order to build a culture of understanding and unity and how simple acts of kindness can have a huge impact on making society more caring.
The elderly man's touching story is a moving example of the lasting nature of kindness and the positive impact that small acts of kindness can have on making a community more caring and understanding. One user responded positively to the video, proposing the delivery of drinking water in reusable steel or glass bottles to reduce plastic waste.
Another person praised the good deed, pointing out how seemingly small acts can have big effects over time. They encouraged others to be kind and compassionate to others, pointing out that these actions improve the human experience in and of themselves.
I don't know the name of this uncle driving an Activa but I know his job. It is his daily duty to give water to the traffic police personnel on duty. I really salute him. 🫡🫡 pic.twitter.com/fQssQoQqWc
— Shree ram Bishnoi (@ShreeRA43002214)Read Exclusive COVID-19 Coronavirus News updates, at MyNation.