Student filed a complaint about bicycle theft; District Magistrate personally went to the market and got her a new bicycle
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Student filed a complaint about bicycle theft; District Magistrate personally went to the market and got her a new bicycle

A student in Bareilly, Uttar Pradesh, registered a complaint of her bicycle being stolen at the District Magistrate's office. Neetu, a 22-year-old resident of Ramganga Gotia in the Awla police station area, stated that her bicycle had been stolen from the hostel of Bareilly ITI College about three months ago. Due to this theft, Neetu was facing serious difficulties in commuting for college and her studies.

She approached the District Magistrate's office with this problem and informed DM Avinash Kumar about the entire situation. Upon hearing about Neetu's troubles, the District Magistrate took the matter seriously immediately. Subsequently, the DM decided to take the student with his staff to the local market, where a new bicycle was purchased for her. After this, the District Magistrate personally handed over this new bicycle to Neetu, which brought joy to Neetu's face.

Neetu looked very happy after receiving the new bicycle. She expressed her gratitude to DM Avinash Kumar and said that she would always remember this moment. Neetu also mentioned that in the future, when she becomes capable, she too would like to help needy people in the same way. The student praised the DM's initiative and thanked him. For her, it was not just about getting a new bicycle, but also a solution to her problems of studies and daily commute.

This incident is being discussed in Bareilly regarding the action taken by the District Magistrate. Public reactions also came forward, stating that a student approached the DM with her small problem to attract immediate attention, and her problem was resolved instantly.

The pictures of the meeting between the student and the District Magistrate in this entire sequence were particularly noteworthy. Generally, people submit their complaints to officials, but here the DM listened to the student's problem and immediately arranged for a new bicycle to be bought for her and handed it over himself. Neetu left the District Magistrate's office satisfied with the new bicycle and also expressed her wish to help the needy in the future. This incident in Bareilly brought great relief to the student, as she got a means of transport for her studies again almost three months after her bicycle was stolen.

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