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Photo Of Hyderabad Home Guard Feeding Homeless Woman Goes Viral, Earns Praise

IANS, 04 Apr, 2018 01:04 PM
  • Photo Of Hyderabad Home Guard Feeding Homeless Woman Goes Viral, Earns Praise

As it happened, Kukatpally Traffic Police Station home guard B Gopal was on his duty when he spotted the elderly woman sitting on the road under a tree. He offered tea and some food to her seeing her all alone. But when he saw she was unable to eat, he decided to feed the old lady with his own hands.

 
 
 

The beautiful selfless act was shared on Twitter by Harsha Bhargavi, chief public relations officer to Telangana DGP on Sunday (April 1). According to the tweet, the cop saw the destitute lady sitting on the roadside near Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University (JNTU). The tweet garnered a lot of positive feedback and has been liked by nearly 3,000 users on the micro-blogging site.

 

His kind gesture was even applauded by the Commissioner of Police, Cyberabad Metropolitan Police. Tweeple saluted the cop and also thanked him.

 
 
 
 

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