SOURCE :- SIASAT NEWS
A person who didn’t even ask for money upfront when they realized they were short of money quickly helped two stone workers who were stranded in the middle of the street in Bhupalpalle dal of Jayashankar Bhupalpally. The charitable movement, shared on social media, has attracted the praise of many.
A tool set is seen on the side of the road by Mian Rahim Pasha, a native who runs a rupture repair shop. When the recording asks the interviewer for an introduction, the man replies,” By career, I provide wireless puncture repair services. Wherever one gets stranded, I mean it whether it’s in the middle of a road, in a forest, or close to the mines. If you get a rupture, I did come and fix it, whether you have money at the time or not, on two-, three-, or four-wheelers, whether it’s a car, motorcycle, or auto-rickshaw.
These two are from Rampur, Banga Ramesh, and Neelala Prasad, who are both employed in the plant and were passing by. When a nephew who was praying for them called me, he saw them stranded and called me. When I arrived, I realized the tire tubes had been irreparably damaged. They lacked sufficient funds to bring them. But I’ll put a fresh tube on them and send them your way. They can give me my cash afterward, he claims, when they return to their village.
He provides his portable number, saying anyone who has a rupture while traversing the area you touch him for assistance without having to worry about paying for it. ” People in trouble may call me,” I said. Since we were born as humans, we must show mankind and assist others. Wealth is not the goal here. He claims that while money has no real significance, people’s lives and acts of kindness have true benefit.
SOURCE : SIASAT
