Even with a number of reasons to crib and cry, and also being the youngest brat reporter with loud mouth in office, fighting over silly issues I kind of love this profession which fills in joy in minute things. We learnt it in college and my crime beat always made me feel that for us,"Bad news is always good news"... But now I also think otherwise.
Actually about two months back, a young boy with red face came to my office worried and said that his Nokia N95 was stolen and he requested me to pressurise the police. I could totally understand the boy's plight because I know what I went through when my phone was stolen. Had cried, was depressed, irritated ... everything. Even after two years i haven't found it, so tried to convince this chap to forget his mobile and move back to Delhi, where he hailed from.
But after I spoke to the police, the boy in a very convincing manner said, "after talking to you, i am sure I will get my phone back." God knows, how and what happened, and thanks to the sub inspector of Madiwala police station, Chandrappa who traced the mobile phone wiyhin two months.
I was SHOCKED!!! and happy too. Just when I had started believing that these men in khaki were duffers and Kamchors , i was up for a surprise. Though the police deserved the credit, the boy always said, "Its all because of you"
Frankly! felt great about the entire episode and by writing this in my blog, i am just attmpting to credit the unsung heroes (The Banaglore police).
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