Aditya Sharma, a Twitter user, used his account to tell the tale of Durga Meena, a 31-year-old delivery employee who used to be a teacher but lost his job when the lockdown occurred.
While trolls and cancellation culture are prevalent on the negative side of social media, there is also a positive side that has the potential to improve people's lives overnight. We've all heard tales of people who gained success and notoriety as a result of someone sharing their story or images on social media, whether it's Baba ka Dhaba or the tea vendor who became a famous model.
In a similar but unusual event, a Zomato person whose normal day involved peddling door to door to deliver food packages on time despite in 42-degree weather saw the good in the world after one of his customers posted his experience on Twitter and everything changed.
Aditya Sharma, a Twitter user, used his account to tell the tale of Durga Meena, a 31-year-old delivery employee who used to be a teacher but lost his job when the lockdown occurred.
Today my order got delivered to me on time and to my surprise, this time the delivery boy was on a bicycle. today my city temperature is around 42 °C in this scorching heat of Rajasthan he delivered my order on time
I asked for some information about him so 1/ pic.twitter.com/wZjHdIzI8z
To make ends meet, he began working as a delivery guy for Zomato, riding a bicycle in the blistering heat of Rajasthan and delivering on time. After more investigation, he discovered that he delivers 10-12 orders every day but wishes to continue educating pupils and aspires to get a laptop. He mentioned that he was now repaying loans and saving for a bike to make his job easier and more comfortable.
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All thanks to you guys.
He was emotional during buying bike ❤️ pic.twitter.com/XTgu17byOm
Sharma asked his fans and Twitter users to pitch in and help him buy a bike. A crowdfunding site set a target of Rs 75K, and the astonishing thing is that they doubled the money in less than a day. Sharma informed everyone through Twitter that the fundraising had ended at 8 p.m., over four hours after it began. The bike was turned over to the delivery person at the dealership the next day.
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Thank you so much guys
You all made this possible 🥺🥺 pic.twitter.com/w6bp034Mk6
He revealed that individuals were still insistent on assisting him and attempting to contact him in order to give money, and he had to ask them to stop. Even Meena stated that he had received more than he had anticipated and thanked all who assisted him.
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