Sometimes, real change begins with one person refusing to move.
At a busy signal in Kozhikode, an elderly woman calmly stood her ground when a scooter rider tried to use the footpath to skip traffic.
She simply reminded him that walking spaces belong to people, not vehicles. And eventually, he turned back.
Sometimes, being a responsible citizen just means saying, “This is not right.” Would you have done the same?
Credits: Aflah E [aflu__stories_ on IG]
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