Speaking of the honesty of this Punjabi in Australia, the bridge built by White's White

There is a large number of Indian communities in Australia. Many of the Indian resident here do such things, which are commendable and therefore their praise is also done. A similar case came to light in Perth, in the city of South Australia, where the construction of bridge of electricity is being built due to the honesty of the Punjabi taxi driver. The taxi driver was named Balwant Singh Dhillon. Balwant Singh, while showing honesty, took the $ 25,000 diamond ring up to his employer. Balwant Singh runs the Swan Taxi here. He told that a white man, Thomas Klein, had booked his taxi for about 5 pm on Thursday in Perth, and after a short distance he came out of the taxi but he forgot in a wedding ring taxi. Was She could not remember where her ring had gone. He looked everywhere for the search of a ring. Meanwhile, he made contact with the taxi company. The Swain taxi company sent a joint message to all its drivers as soon as morning, in which the thumbs were missing.

On the basis of the information presented in this message, Balwant saw that this was the only one who had booked his taxi. After this, when Balwant checked his taxi, a missing ring was found. She immediately informed her in her office and conveyed this precious ring to her employer, Thomas Kleton. Adelaide City resident Thomas praised Balwant Singh Dhillon's honesty. Balwant said, "I am happy that this was my car. I just did my job, which was my responsibility. I did not own this. He told that he works in Part Time Swan Taxi Service. He is very pleased to see that the valuable thing of a customer is returned to him. Thomas gave me some cash prizes which I refused to accept, but he forced me to put some dollars in my pocket. Thomas said that Balwant Singh is a true honest person.