
A video of Syed Rahim Pasha, a mobile puncture repairman in Jayashankar Bhupalpally, has gone viral for helping two mine workers stranded with a damaged tyre. Pasha replaced the tube without asking…
A video of Syed Rahim Pasha, a mobile puncture repairman in Jayashankar Bhupalpally, has gone viral for helping two mine workers stranded with a damaged tyre. Pasha replaced the tube without asking for money after learning they were short of cash, and told them to pay later when they reached their village.

Pasha runs a service that responds to anyone stranded anywhere, and said he values human life and kindness over money. The workers, Banga Ramesh and Neelala Prasad, were spotted by a passerby who called Pasha. His gesture has earned widespread praise on social media.

This story counters the lazy narrative that people only care about money. While some dismiss such acts as rare, similar small gestures of trust and generosity happen across India daily without fanfare. The true test will be whether the workers honour their promise to pay later, restoring faith in simple human decency.
Source: siasat.com
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