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16/07/2021

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A traffic warden in Lahore has set an example of honesty by returning lost Rs1 million cash to its owner.

Sardar Mohammad Khan, the owner of the money, said that he lost a shopping bag full of cash while riding a motorbike near Qadra Chow area of the provincial capital.

Two hours later, he approached the traffic wardens in distress looking for his money. After due verification, the traffic wardens handed over the bag found lying on the road.

Traffic warden Zubair said that he was on his duty along with Constable Subah Sadiq when they found a shopping bag full of money and kept it at a safe place.

Sardar Mohammad upon receiving his cash back burst into tears and praised the wardens for their integrity and honesty.

Chief Traffic Officer (CTO) Lahore Muntazir Mehdi lauded the honesty displayed by the wardens and rewarded them with certificates of appreciation.

He said that the traffic wardens have set a rare example of honesty.

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10/07/2021

A traffic warden in Lahore has set an example of honesty by returning lost Rs1 million cash to its owner, according to Express News.

Sardar Mohammad Khan, the owner of the money, said that he lost a shopping bag full of cash while riding a motorbike near Qadra Chow area of the provincial capital.

Two hours later, he approached the traffic wardens in distress looking for his money. After due verification, the traffic wardens handed over the bag found lying on the road.

Traffic warden Zubair said that he was on his duty along with Constable Subah Sadiq when they found a shopping bag full of money and kept it at a safe place.

Sardar Mohammad upon receiving his cash back burst into tears and praised the wardens for their integrity and honesty.

Chief Traffic Officer (CTO) Lahore Muntazir Mehdi lauded the honesty displayed by the wardens and rewarded them with certificates of appreciation.

He said that the traffic wardens have set a rare example of honesty.

https://tribune.com.pk/story/2309494/1

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13/10/2018

A pefect story to share...

“I lost Rs. 50 somewhere on the road!"

On my way I found a piece of paper tied to an electric pole, with a small note on it.

I was curious to know what was written, hence went closer and read it. "I lost Rs. 50 somewhere on the road. If any of you find it, please give it to me at this address. My vision isn't great so please help."

I was to follow that address and found an old hut in shatters with an older woman sitting outside. She was frail and asked who is it, following my footsteps.

I said I came by this way, found Rs. 50 on the road so wanted to handover to you.

She began crying on hearing this. She said "my dear I have had atleast 30-40 people come over and give me Rs.50 saying they found it on the road. I didn't write that note; I cannot even see properly nor do i know to read and write"

I said it‘s OK amma you keep it. She asked me to tear that note off on my way back.

I walked back with a million thoughts as to who could have written that note? She would have asked everyone to tear that note but none did. I mentally thanked that person and realised that wejust have to feel the need to help, there are many ways to do. He/She just wanted to help this old woman

While coming back someone stopped me n asked, "Bro, can you help me with this address? I found a 50 rupee note, which I want to handover.

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