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A man walks into the Vikaskpuri branch of UTI Bank in New Delhi. The man waits for half and hour in queue at the cash counter. When his turn comes, he says that that this is a hold-up, that he has explosives strapped around his body and that he'll blow himself up if he wasn't given the money. You have to admire this guy. Although he is a bank robber he does not violate the sanctity of the queue. Unlike many other bank robbers he does not barge in, cut the queue and demand that that the bank hand over the money to him. Instead he waits patiently till all the customers before him are served and only then does demand the money which is rightfully not his.
After this the manager of the branch is brought into the loop. This nice gentleman hands over the cash and then when Mr. robber is on his way out he allegedly waves him goodbye!!! I wonder if the manager also said "It was a pleasure doing business with you. I hope to see you again soon". In fact the manager was so busy bidding adieu that he didn't even bother to note down the license number of the getaway vehicle.
After having walked off with Rs 42 lakhs what do you suppose Mr. Bank robber do? Spend the cash on booze, women and drugs? Buy expensive watches and cars? No No. He does what every self-respecting, conscientious person would do if he suddenly acquired some cash.
He pays off his debts!
After having paid off his debts and with a light heart and clear conscience he did what many married men probably wish to do at least once in their lifetime.
He goes on a trip to Thailand with a woman who was not his wife!
I've heard of people having split personalities but this guy is simply AMAZING.
Source: Mumbai Mirror, Indian Express
