Nagpur policeman pays fine for auto driver who brings the money from son’s piggy bank.
Even in the midst of despair and chaos, good things can still happen. A high-ranking police inspector, Ajay Malviya, paid a car driver’s challan after realizing that the car driver had taken money from his son’s piggy bank to pay the fines.
The incident occurred in Nagpur and was shared by the Nagpur City Police on social media.
The driver of the car, identified as Rohit Khadse, was fined 200 rupees for reportedly parking his vehicle in a prohibited area. Due to previous unpaid fines, the total amount of challan was 2,000 rupees. Khadse car was impounded until I could pay the money.
As the only member of his family making money, Khadse was exerting immense pressure to release his vehicle. He stared at the loss of income and the financial crisis if he didn’t.
His son approached Khadse with this piggy bank and asked him to take the money. When he broke the bank, the family was surprised to find that the amount was around 2,000 rupees. Since Khadse did not have enough money, he was forced to take the coins stored in the piggy bank to the police. However, the police refused to accept the coins.
Khadse then went to Malviya to plead his case, requesting that the car be returned to him. Malviya noticed the bag of coins in Khadse’s hands and asked for it. Once she heard the story, Malviya was so moved that she returned the boy’s money and paid the fine out of her own pocket.
Nagpur City Police later shared photos of the Khadse family with Malviya. The inspector’s good deed was praised by people on social media, and many called her “a perfect example of humanity.”
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