Bengaluru Auto Driver's Heartwarming Return of Lost Gold Chain | Watch Video

A true story of kindness has made Bengaluru proud. Here, an auto driver in Bengaluru named Girish has gone to great extent to return a passenger's lost gold chain. This passenger, Chitra from Mysuru, missed her gold chain after Girish dropped her off on the way to Bengaluru. He found the valuable piece in his auto and followed her house to return it in person.

Bengaluru Auto Driver's Remarkable Act of Kindness Restores Faith in Humanity

She posted the story on social media and thanked Girish for being honest. In the video, she introduces Girish as "the auto driver who went out of his way to return my lost chain." She said, "When he arrived at my door with the chain, I was totally taken aback. There are not many drivers like him, and I really can't thank him enough. Soon the incident came on social media debates wherein some people are hailing Girish's integrity and good nature as wonderful. Nagara Metered Auto shared this incident in some details on X as:

A chain recovered as it falls into good Samaritan's auto with whom Chitra is being helped to find him who's returned it to the worried owner." According to them, if their auto ran on the fare meter instead of meters, all kinds of such reunions will be a little simpler owing to the facility of locking on the customers' phone number numbers, where the mishapped customer would be connected, and it would eventually reduce the trouble of locating these lost articles.
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Chitra, head of the Taliru Foundation that trains women to drive auto-rickshaws, was visibly touched by Girish's gesture. Users commented with praise for his honesty. One user said, "Because of a few good people like him, Karnataka shines. May he be blessed with everything he needs." Another said, "Humanity still exists," while a third added, "Let's make Girish's kind act go viral; we need more people like him.".
The integrity of an auto driver has been highly appreciated online and reminds the public that any good deeds survive.