Amid downpour during Cyclone Biparjoy, employee delivers gas cylinder in Rajasthan village. Watch

Union minister Hardeep Singh Puri shared the video of the man delivering the gas cylinder to a house in Barmer’s Dhok village.

Union minister Hardeep Singh Puri shared the video of the man delivering the gas cylinder.

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People engaged in last-mile delivery of essential commodities are the backbone of the Indian economy. Union Minister for Petroleum and Natural Gas Hardeep Singh Puri shared one such video showing the commendable dedication of an employee who supplied a gas cylinder amid heavy rain during Cyclone Biparjoy in a Rajasthan village.

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Amid heavy rain, with water gushing through the streets, the man is seen delivering the gas cylinder to a house in Barmer’s Dhok village. Puri shared the video on Twitter on June 17 and wrote, “The stove will keep burning. The country will continue to grow. Ensuring energy availability. With commendable dedication towards duty, this undaunted foot soldier of India’s energy sector braves the impact of #Biparjoy to supply an #Indane refill at a consumer’s home in village Dhok in Barmer, Rajasthan.”

Watch the video below:

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Ensuring energy availability.
With commendable dedication towards duty, this undaunted foot soldier of India’s energy sector braves the impact of #Biparjoy to supply an #Indane refill at a consumer’s home in village Dhok in Barmer, Rajasthan. pic.twitter.com/TpOIbN942v

— Hardeep Singh Puri (@HardeepSPuri) June 17, 2023

Netizens praised the dedication of the employee and demanded better work conditions for them.

“A matter of pride for all employees in petroleum sector,” commented a user. “Salute his dedication,” said another. “I must say that these delivery people are most underrated and under paid. They lift this weight and climb floors & floors on a daily basis to keep several kitchens working. High time their salaries are reviewed & revised. Also they need better vehicles for efficient delivery,” shared another netizen.