'She's A Fighter': Specially-Abled Delivery Executive Wins Netizens' Hearts With Viral Video — WATCH
The video has been viewed over 249.5 thousand times and has received 12.4 thousand likes.
New Delhi: A video of a specially-abled food-delivery executive is going viral on social media. In the footage, a woman wearing the orange Swiggy uniform with the company's delivery bag attached to her motorised wheelchair is seen driving away. Her perseverance has moved netizens with many calling her an "inspiration".
Swati Maliwal, Chairperson of the Delhi Commission for Women, shared the video on Twitter with the caption in Hindi, "Of course life is difficult, but we have learned never to give up,” she wrote while sharing the short clip. “Salute to this spirit".
बेशक मुश्किल है ज़िन्दगी... हमने कौनसा हार मानना सीखा है! सलाम है इस जज्बे को ♥️ pic.twitter.com/q4Na3mZsFA
— Swati Maliwal (@SwatiJaiHind) September 10, 2022
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According to MoneyControl, the video was shared on LinkedIn.
The video has been viewed over 249.5 thousand times and has received 12.4 thousand likes. Many Twitter users have commented on how inspiring the woman is, one wrote, “There are those who fight to change their circumstances and those who accept things as they are… She’s a fighter ”.
Thanks for sharing. I am glad that differently abled people are getting opportunities to be part of the mainstream. Thanks to the new-gen companies like @Swiggy and @letsblinkit for embracing diversity in their workforce. This is a very positive picture for our society 👍
— Rajib Bose (@rajibbose) September 11, 2022
Salute to all such men & women across the globe who continue to value their existence. Fighting with challenges & yet coming out as winners deserve all appreciation. Such examples motivate those who are holding themselves inside doors. Well done you are real champions of life .
— Anil Seth (@AnilSet11541728) September 11, 2022
Never Give Up 💪
— phenomenal SHUBH (@ShubhPhenomenal) September 10, 2022
this is kind of inspiring.
— Digital Explode (@digiexploder) September 11, 2022
It tells us if you have the will to do it ... then no one can stop you
all you just have to do is take the first step and keep moving forward
... well hats off to that man who ever he is
he is one hell of an inspiration
Besides this, several raised concerning issues like job security for disabled people, safety equipment for the delivery agent, infrastructure, and more opportunities.
A Twitter user, “Yes I salute lady and her hard work. But it forces me to think. Whether as a society or government, we fail to cater to the needs of handicapped people. So they need to go through such a hardship.”
This is failure of Govt and Social Justice Department that these candidates do not get full time job with social security
— मेरा सपना विकसित भारत (@tulsyanGlobal) September 11, 2022
Go and find her, give her some financial assistance, help her
— Ashish|.... (@Ashishtoots) September 10, 2022
Keval tweet krke Rt khane se kaam nii chlega
Ma'am access to assistive devices, accessible infrastructure and opportunities is what is missing for most persons with #disabilities. If that were the case, this won't be a novelty rather the norm.
— দৰদী (@DorodiSharma) September 10, 2022
No doubt that lady is champion but While posting this video as a chairperson for women commission and a women must feel shame that you couldn't bring a single change in women life in just delhi ,u just focus on viral cases to gain popularity nothing more
— Swatch Nagpur (@SmartPe32614980) September 11, 2022
Earlier this year, in July, a specially-abled Zomato delivery agent was commended for his work. A video of the man wearing the food delivery company's t-shirt riding a wheelchair through the busy street went viral.
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