Nagpur Cop Pays Fine For Auto Driver Who Brought Cash From Son's Piggy Bank
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senior police inspector Ajay Malviya was moved when he saw the auto driver using his son's savings to pay a fine of Rs 2,000
A senior police inspector in Nagpur paid an auto driver's challan after getting to know that he had brought money from his child's piggy bank to free his vehicle. Nagpur City Police wrote on Twitter that senior police inspector Ajay Malviya was moved when he saw the auto driver using his son's savings to pay a fine of Rs 2,000 and decided to pay the amount out of his own pocket. म्हणाला. तेंव्हा वाहतूक विभागाचे वपोनी अजयकुमार मालवीय यांनी त्याचा चालानचा दंड स्वतः भरून त्याच्या लहान मुलाचे गुल्लक मधून काढलेले संपूर्ण पैसे परत केले.सदरचे कुटुंब साश्रुनयनांनी ऑटो सह घरी आनंदात गेले.(2/2) pic.twitter.com/iz2LB2oo0j Indeed ,a commendable job by Shri Malviya Sir.Really proud of Nagpur City Police.Kep up the good work.. Perfect example of discipline and humanity. Great going @NagpurPolice The auto driver - identified by Times of India as Rohit Khadse - had reportedly parked his vehicle in a no-parking zone on August 8, for which he was issued a challan of Rs 200. He also had earlier unpaid fines for which the total amounted to Rs 2,000. As he could not pay the fine, Mr Khadse's autorickshaw was seized by the police. For the auto driver, his vehicle was the only means of earning a living. Staring at a loss of income and unable to pay the fine himself, he brought coins from his son's piggy bank to the police - however, the police refused to accept the coins, local media reported. A teary-eyed Mr Khadse then approached senior inspector Ajay Malviya, requesting that his autorickshaw be returned to him. Noticing the plastic bag of coins in his hand, the cop asked him what the trouble was. Upon getting to know about the auto driver's financial situation, Mr Malviya returned the boy's money and paid the fine himself.
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