Mumbai cop helps wheelchair-bound people cross busy road. Internet salutes him
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The video shows a Mumbai traffic cop halting vehicles to escort some specially-abled people sitting on wheelchairs. The cop goes ahead to make sure all the men are in a line before allowing the traffic to pass.
A Mumbai traffic personnel has won the hearts of netizens after helping out some specially-able people cross a busy road. Shared on Instagram by the official account of Mumbai Police, the post was captured by Joel Franklin Sunderraj.
The video shows the traffic personnel halting the traffic to escort some specially-abled people sitting on wheelchairs. The cop goes ahead to make sure all the men are in a line before allowing the traffic to pass.
“A few weeks back I was lucky enough to watch the kind gesture by the Mumbai Police helping the differently-abled men who came on the streets together traveling back home after a win in their cricket tournament,” Joel wrote in the caption.
The video was reposted by Mumbai Police with the caption, “Such a heart-warming video indeed @joelfranklin.s Love the discipline our specially-abled friends are following. So glad their celebrations weren’t interrupted. We hope that one of us is always there at such junctures in city to help Mumbaikars.”
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The video has garnered over 8k likes and tons of reactions. People lauded the kind gesture of the traffic cop.
What do you think of this heartwarming video?
