‘Heartwarming’: Indian Army Jawans Buy All The Samosas From Elderly Woman Selling Them At Railway Station

Winning millions of hearts- yet again- a wholesome video of Indian Army Jawans turned into everyone’s favourite. The clip showed the soldiers gathered around an elderly woman to buy samosas! Turns out,

the Jawans bought all the homemade samosas from the aged woman selling the snacks, making her sales successful for the day. The incident unfolded at a railway station. For those confused, the thoughtful gesture was to help the elderly earn her livelihood for the day, without further struggle or delay.As soon as the clip went viral, netizens began to laud the act of kindness that the soldiers displayed. This is not the first time that the Indian Army did something like this, as civilians have time and again experienced the Army’s warmth and assistance in times of need.Times Now could not confirm the details of the post.Check out the viral post: “A heartwarming incident at a railway station went viral after Indian Army jawans bought all homemade samosas from an elderly woman selling snacks. The gesture was intended to support her livelihood and brought smiles to onlookers,” the post read. The post was shared on Instagram, by the handle ‘Times Now’. The post was shared a day ago and pulled more than 119K views from people.

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Internet's reactions: “These are the kind of posts and videos that make my day,” a user said. “They are not Indian army personnel,the outfit is of CISF, I think. Not sure. Still, it was a beautiful thing to watch,” added another person.ALSO READ: Swiggy Delivery Partner Arrives With His Kid, Refuses Cash Tip — What He Asked Instead Is Melting Hearts“Such a heart warming gesture by our Jawans,” commented the next person. “In line with the spirit of the Indian armed forces. Kudos to the army jawans humanity is still alive,” added the next in the comment section. “They protect the nation—and its people. Indian Army soldiers buying every samosa from a grandmother at a railway station. This is the real strength of India,” added another. “They know where to spend so both get benefits,” wrote the next.