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Indian man loses passport at Delhi airport, CISF officer tracks him down in crowd: ‘A big salute’
An Indian man praised CISF after an officer tracked him down at Delhi T3 and returned his passport he left at security.
An Indian man has praised the Central Industrial Security Force after a CISF officer tracked him down in a crowded airport and returned his lost passport. The incident took place at Terminal 3 of Delhi airport shortly after the passenger arrived from the United States.
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Taking to X, the man identified as Sudhir Khare shared his experience, recalling how he misplaced his passport while rushing through security. He wrote, “Landed from USA at T3, Delhi, Mar 10 eve, left passport at security while rushing out. I lost all hope, when a CISF officer tracked me down in such a crowded airport, and gave passport. A big thanks and salute to @CISFHqrs and @CISFAirport. You make us proud.”
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CISF responds with gratitude
Responding to Khare’s post, the official X account of the Airport Sector of the Central Industrial Security Force thanked him for his appreciation and reiterated their commitment to duty.
The account wrote, “Dear passenger, thank you for your kind words and appreciation of our CISF personnel. We are glad we could assist in retrieving your belongings promptly. Your acknowledgment motivates us to continue our commitment to serving with diligence and sincerity.”
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Vivek Agnihotri joins in praise
Filmmaker Vivek Agnihotri also reacted to the incident, applauding the CISF for its work. Taking to X, Agnihotri wrote, “This is the magic of India. @CISFHQrs @CISFAirport are the best in the world.”
In response, the CISF once again expressed gratitude, replying, "Dear @vivekagnihotri, your valuable feedback is a source of inspiration for CISF personnel performing their duty with passion and utmost dedication. Thank you very much. Wish you a wonderful day."
