A little girl shows up at the Noida Burger King outlet with Rs 10. What this employee did next will warm your heart

A video is going viral on the internet where a little girl can be seen coming to a Burger King Noida outlet with just Rs 10 in her hand, she wanted a burger but couldn’t afford it. One employee added Rs 80 from his own pocket and fulfilled her wish. The amazing antidote was witnessed at Noida’s Botanical Garden metro station. 

This beautiful gesture of kindness encourages and motivates us to do better in life. A small difference like this can make a big difference in other people’s lives. Incidents like these need to be highlighted more so that more feel good to do good deeds in life. And the botanical garden metro station is now added touch gems. Plus, the sweet employee who showers his kindness to little girls is also getting a lot of attention. The action restores faith in humanity. 

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Yesterday, Burger King employees were bust doing their daily routine when out of nowhere a hungry little girl came to the counter with 10 Rs in her hand and wanted to get a burger. She requested a burger that cost Rs 90. The employee behind the counter was seeing everything and decided to add Rs 80 from his own pocket. The whole situation was witnessed by everyone present in the outlet and soon pictures of the incidents went viral on social media platforms. 

“Mr. Deepak Yadav, our Head of Operations, North, held a felicitation ceremony in appreciation of Dheeraj and celebrated his spirited gesture to a tiny soul in need,” read a part of the Twitter post.

Additionally, Burger King India didn’t waste any time in finding out the employee’s details and rewarded him by tracking down the employee and rewarding him for his kindness. In a Twitter post, Burger King appreciated the employee Dheeraj Kumar along with a small token of appreciation.

“Mr. Deepak Yadav, our Head of Operations, North, held a felicitation ceremony in appreciation of Dheeraj and celebrated his spirited gesture to a tiny soul in need,” read a part of the Twitter post.