Trending: This Bengaluru Man's Gesture Towards Traffic Police Officers Is 'Very Generous'

Bengaluru is grappling with a dual challenge of severe water scarcity and soaring temperatures, with record highs observed since March. Experts attribute the escalating temperatures to global warming. In this harsh climate, individuals working outdoors, such as Traffic Police constables, face significant hardships. However, amidst these challenges, a heartwarming video circulating on the internet showcases an unsung hero from Bengaluru. This anonymous individual took it upon himself to distribute water bottles to on-duty traffic police officers and offer much-needed relief during the scorching heat wave. Shared by Shree Ram Bishnoi, a traffic warden and ambulance volunteer with the Bangalore City Police, stated that the man in the picture, regularly helps frontline workers, especially during challenging times like these.

The video making rounds on social media features an elderly man riding a scooter. He stops as soon as he spots traffic police officers and distributes water bottles from his bag. In a touching moment towards the end of the footage, a policeman expresses gratitude to the man for his compassionate act. Along with the video, the caption read, “Random person giving away water bottles to traffic constables during this heat. Unsung heroes of Bengaluru.”

Since the video was shared on X, it has rapidly gained traction, accumulating over 1 lakh views and counting. Social media users have been swift in expressing their admiration for the humble man on the scooter and his act of kindness.

In response to the clip, one user appreciated the man’s actions and claimed more such people are needed in society.

Another person recommended placing bowls of water outside homes and offices during the summer to provide relief for animals.

An individual shared, “There is still hope for humanity.”

One more called the man’s gesture as “very generous.”

According to a report by the Economic Times, Prasad, a scientist at the IMD in Bengaluru pointed out that the city experienced very little rainfall in March due to the influence of El Nino, leading to a dry climate. On Saturday, the weather turned even hotter. Reports indicate that Bengaluru’s temperatures rose further in March, hitting 37 degrees Celsius on Saturday, surpassing Friday’s high of 36.6 degrees Celsius. This marks the highest temperature recorded in March in the last five years.