Actor Parvin Dabas recently took to Twitter to share an act of kindness that he witnessed at the Mumbai airport. In his post, he praised a kind-hearted CISF jawan who helped a visually impaired man in need. Chances are, his post will win your heart.
The image shows actor Parvin Dabas with the CISF jawan he tweeted about. (Twitter/@parvindabas)
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“Observed @CISFHQrs personnel Sunny Sulaniya helping a partially blind man in the bathroom, not only did he take him to the urinal, but waited till he finished, got his hands washed & then handed him back to his companion. people like him are #Heroes. CISF goes above & beyond duty #respect #CISF,” he wrote. He also shared an image with the jawan.
In a post, while replying to his own tweet, he also added, “This happened today morning at Terminal 1 in Mumbai…had to take a selfie with him and thank him…my #salute to him and @CISFHQrs.”
Take a look at the post:
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Since being shared a day ago, the post has received nearly 500 likes. It has also prompted people to post various comments. “Thanks for sharing this positive news in the world of negativity,” wrote a Twitter user. “Good job,” commented another. “Good job brother,” expressed a third.
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Since being shared a day ago, the post has received nearly 500 likes. It has also prompted people to post various comments. “Thanks for sharing this positive news in the world of negativity,” wrote a Twitter user. “Good job,” commented another. “Good job brother,” expressed a third.
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