‘It’s My Duty’ – This CISF Officer Is Winning Fans on Social Media for All the Right Reasons!

Here’s a situation most of us would dread to find ourselves in – getting our luggage lost in the airport. Most times, it leaves you in a state of panic. And it was no different for Twitter user Anubhav K Sharma, who lost his luggage at the Indira Gandhi Airport in New Delhi.

Except he was one of the lucky ones. Having seen his predicament, a CISF officer stepped in and helped the young man till the very end, until he was able to walk away from the airport with his luggage intact!

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Anubhav took to his Twitter account to post about the officer, Sunil Kumar, who went above and beyond his duty to help someone in need.

After noticing that Anubhav was frantically looking for his suitcase, the officer, despite having just finished his shift, decided to help. When asked why he was helping him in the first place, the officer had a simple yet noble reply – Yeh duty hai meri (this is my duty). For his part, Anubhav has noted through his Twitter account that he has already written a letter of appreciation to Anil Kumar’s superiors for all his help.

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Anubhav’s tweet, along with the picture of Anil Kumar, has quickly gone viral with over 2,000 re-tweets.

Lost my luggage at IGI, the officer was getting off from duty. Still he traveled back along with me, found it and said ‘ye to duty hai meri’ pic.twitter.com/oUGpORpUr0

— तोहार Chilled ऊँगली (@MeetUunngLee) February 19, 2017

His tweet has also elicited responses from Indians across the social media platform who heaped praises on the officer.

@MeetUunngLee commendable ?

— Someone (@foreverr_mad) February 19, 2017

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People like these make it worthwhile to pay taxes!

— Parikshit Tank (@pariktank) February 19, 2017

Here’s hoping the next time one of us loses our luggage, we run into someone like CISF officer Anil Kumar who is always ready to help!

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