Man shares how cab driver came to hotel to return lost mobile phone in Delhi

The cab driver said he had done this before as well when a foreigner had lost his wallet.

Shajan Samuel, a fitness coach, took to Twitter to share the heart-warming story of the cab driver named Hiralal Mondal.

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People often forget their belongings in a cab when they are in a hurry. A man shared how his colleague forgot his mobile phone in a cab they booked from the Delhi airport. However, the cab driver came to the hotel where they were staying to return the phone.

Shajan Samuel, a fitness coach, took to Twitter to share the heart-warming story of the cab driver named Hiralal Mondal. He said they booked a taxi from Meru Cabs at Delhi’s IGI Airport late evening. His colleague Vivek lost his phone in the cab and they didn’t have the driver’s number. They thought they wouldn’t get the phone back but to their surprise, Mondal came to the hotel to return the phone.

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He further informed that the driver told them that he had done this before as well when a foreigner had lost his wallet. Samuel also urged the company to take good care of this employee who is an asset to the company. He also shared a photo of the cab driver returning the phone.

We booked Meru Cabs at Delhi Airport yesterday late evening.
My colleague Vivek lost his phone in the cab we didn’t have the driver’s number , we thought we were never going to get the phone back, and gave up hopes,but to our surprise Hiralal Mondal the driver came to the hotel… pic.twitter.com/Z4ylNkWexc

— Shajan Samuel (@IamShajanSamuel) July 18, 2023

Shared Tuesday, the tweet has received more than 2,300 likes so far and earned the praise of netizens.

“These are gems in today’s world! I wish him the best,” commented a user. “It’s nice to see such honesty in this day and age. Good to acknowledge and appreciate good deeds,” another said. “Such a positive story. Kudos to Hiralal. May his tribe increase,” another posted. “Appreciation is good, but also reward him with real money,” another person wrote.

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