Earlier this year, an auto driver from Mumbai bought train tickets for 2 schoolgirls who had run away from their homes and ensured that they reach back safely. The kindness of another good samaritan, cab driver Prashanth H, has now come to light in Bengaluru. According to Bangalore Mirror, on August 14 at 10.30 am, he spotted a 6-year-old boy who seemed lost.
He was quoted saying,
“There were a couple of cabs parked near Seegehalli Army apartment and this boy approached each of them, asked them something and moved on. Something made me approach him and when I did I saw that he was wearing a gold necklace and earrings but he was barefoot. He seemed unsettled and worried. When I asked him his name and about his parents, he told me his name was Manish (name changed). He said that his parents had died in an accident and that his grandmother lives near Whitefield. He did not know the exact address and he was asking the cab drivers to tell him how to reach Whitefield. I knew that if I didn’t help him he would be in danger and his jewellery would be stolen.”
