Udupi: Thumbs-up to Honesty! Bus Passenger Returns Wallet with Valuables to Owner

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Udupi: An incident which can reassure the public that honesty still prevails in the present world took place here on Wednesday afternoon.

A woman, the wife of Abubaqer Siddiq of Doddanagudde has lost her wallet while travelling in a bus. It was found by Vasu Chitpadi. He handed it over to Nityananda Olakkadu, general secretary of the district citizens’ forum..

With the details available in the documents in the wallet, he tracked down the owner. The wallet was handed over to the owner on Wednesday.

It contained cash and valuables like ATM and Aadhaar cards.

The honesty displayed by Vasu has been widely appreciated.

Hail Honesty!


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Sudesh Pai
8 years ago

The photo of this person should go viral on watsapp and facebook for his honesty

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8 years ago
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8 years ago
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