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arar, March 23 An auto-rickshaw driver, Raj Bahadur, presented a shining example of honesty by returning a bag containing Rs10,000 to a passenger, which she had forgotten in the vehicle on Monday. The auto driver contacted the traffic police and...

Tribune News Service

Updated At : 12:04 PM Mar 24, 2021 IST

arar, March 23

An auto-rickshaw driver, Raj Bahadur, presented a shining example of honesty by returning a bag containing Rs10,000 to a passenger, which she had forgotten in the vehicle on Monday.

The auto driver contacted the traffic police and the bag was returned to the owner.

For his honesty, Mohali SP (Traffic) Gurjot Singh Klaer presented him an appreciation letter from the Police Department and a cheque for Rs3,100.

Klaer said, “Raj Bahadur’s act is a reflection of his personality and the residents of Kharar are proud to have a citizen like him.” — TNS

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