It is not known where this video was shot.
A Swiggy delivery agent is winning hearts online for playing the role of a traffic policeman and clearing 30 minutes of traffic congestion. Social media user Sreejith Nair shared a video on LinkedIn in which Swiggy’s executive partner is seen helping motorists tackle heavy traffic.
Mr. Nair wrote on LinkedIn, “I was stuck in traffic for over 30 minutes, and suddenly I saw traffic moving. I felt a little relieved. Still, when I went ahead, I saw why the traffic was moving. Put.” “Then I remembered a particular statement from Swiggy, “Delivery Hero,” and now I understand why #swiggy calls him a hero; apart from his daily work routine, he is the one who helps us lead a hassle-free life. Salute to the heroes!”
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Mr Nayyar shared the video a few days ago, and has since garnered over 2,000 likes and several comments. Internet users appreciated the effort of the Swiggy executive and also praised his personal commitment.
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Responding to the post, Swiggy wrote, “Not all heroes wear hats, some wear Swiggy jackets!”
Another user said, “Actually it was not because of Swiggy. It was his personal commitment towards the society and it was not taught by Swiggy by his parents. At least #swiggy you should accept it instead of taking credit.” Gotta do it.”
A third commented, “Not sure if Swiggy has anything to do with this. It could be a matter of personal ‘heroism’. This person may be doing the same thing even if he is working elsewhere. So, this person deserves all the credit,” while the fourth added, “Exactly the kind of heroes we need!”
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In the meantime, a hearty first Video A man who surprised his daughter with a new job at Swiggy has created a flutter on the internet. The clip garnered the love and support of many online. Swiggy also reacted to the video. “So cute, my heart is melting,” the company said.
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