No water in Bengaluru: This ‘unsung hero’ distributes water bottles to traffic police in viral video

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Updated At : 06:37 PM Apr 02, 2024 IST

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Chandigarh, April 2

As Bengaluru grapples with a severe water crisis exacerbated by depleting groundwater levels and drought in the Cauvery basin, a man has been distributing water bottles to traffic police personnel in the city’s Hebbal area.

This act of kindness was shared by a Bangalore City Police traffic warden Shree Ram Bishnoi in a video that is going viral. In the video on X, the man can be seen going around the city on his scooty, distributing water bottles to the on-duty officers amid soaring temperatures.

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