A few days ago, I was traveling with a friend to our University campus for receiving the Laptops which were awarded by the government as a gift to us. We took a bus to the city and as soon as we started traveling in the bus, the bus conductor asked the passengers to pay the fare. The normal price is 30 Rupees to reach the city and hence I took 60 Rupees out of my wallet and gave them to the conductor as a charge for two people.
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You cannot imagine what happened next.
The bus conductor refused to take the money and asked us to gave him 50 Rupees per head since it is Eid days. I asked him why should I pay extra money? He said that we should get off the bus if we cannot pay extra. I asked my friend to get off this bus and take another but my friend suggested that we should travel in the same bus and should pay the extra money since there is a transport mafia and all the buses will charge the extra. The other thing my friend mentioned is the blazing sun in which we have to stand for like 20 minutes in the month of Ramadan before another bus arrives. I agreed to his views and hence paid extra money unwillingly.
What happened next was even more unimaginable.
The same bus in which we were traveling was stopped by the police when we were just entering the city. The police asked us about the charges we had paid and we told them that they are charging extra. The police not only returned us the extra money but as a punishment for them they ordered them to return all the money to us. Thus, we not only got extra money back but also the total money we paid and we traveled to the city for free. Never harm others because what goes around comes around. Some people while sitting in the houses made up of glass throw stones at others and they think that they will remain safe but is practically not possible.