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Home / Trending / Her Mother Is Raising An Inspiration Twitterati Finds Miss India In Little Girl As She Touches Army Personnels Feet In Heartfelt Video See Viral Clip 413049

‘Her mother is raising an inspiration’: Twitterati finds Miss India in little girl as she touches Army personnel’s feet in heartfelt video, see viral clip

Chandigarh, July 16 A sweet video of an infant girl is doing the rounds on internet, where the lad can be seen running towards Army personnel and touching his feet as a sign of respect to him. The video...
Tribune Web Desk
Updated At : 03:06 AM Jul 17, 2022 IST
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Chandigarh, July 16

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A sweet video of an infant girl is doing the rounds on internet, where the lad can be seen running towards Army personnel and touching his feet as a sign of respect to him.

The video seems to be of a Metro station where the girl runs towards few Army personnel with the motive to pay respect to them. Much to the delight of one among men in uniform, she bends down and touches his feet. The gesture follows with girl touching her forehead after touching soldier’s feet.

The clip has been shared on Twitter by a user, Sadhana Singh. “This is what we should teach our next generation Respect People Still Believe Miss India Innocence Clearly Visible,” the caption reads.

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Since being shared, the sweet gesture of the girl child is being unambiguously hailed. Netizens find the video deeply touching while many turn emotional to witness this amazing tribute to army.

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