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    Mumbai: This 68-year-old regulates traffic voluntarily everyday for 4 hrs

    Mumbai: This 68-year-old regulates traffic voluntarily everyday for 4 hrs

    By Rajashree Seal
    Feb 06, 2018
    09:03 pm

    What's the story

    A 68-year-old retired army man in Mumbai has left everyone amazed by his voluntary service towards the public. The man, Ramdayal Yadav, who is a resident of Nalla Sopara regulates traffic near the Nalla Sopara (East) police station every day for nearly four hours and helps the traffic police present there.

    Clad in a white kurta, a gandhi cap, Ramdayal manages traffic quite efficiently.

    The service

    Ramdayal served as a cook in Indian Army

    Ramdayal served as a cook in the Indian Army for 20 years, but then opted for voluntary retirement service after his son's death in an accident at Bhayander. He has been living in the area since 2013 with one of his daughters.

    Earlier he lived in Kandivali; he began his traffic regulating service there after seeking permission from the police.

    Details

    This daily routine keeps me physically and mentally fit: Ramdayal

    After he shifted to Nalla Sopara, he again sought approval from the Tulinj police station to continue the practice.

    Yadav said, "This daily routine keeps me physically and mentally fit."

    A senior police inspector said, "He has made our job easier, given that it is difficult to manage traffic in this area. Thanks to him, motorists are beginning to obey traffic rules."

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