Flyer shares how CISF officials helped her recover lost diamond ring at Bengaluru airport

BENGALURU: A woman's precious diamond ring was recently recovered at Kempegowda International Airport in Bengaluru, thanks to the swift actions of Central Industrial Security Force (CISF) officers Rajesh Singh and Vinay Kumar Rai.
The woman, grateful for their assistance, shared her story on social media, where it quickly gained attention.

In her post, she wrote, "Today at Kempegowda International Airport, I lost my diamond ring.But with the help of Mr Rajesh Singh & Mr Vinay Kumar Rai from CISF, I was able to find my ring. All thanks to their coordination and helping nature. Your help is highly appreciated."
The CISF acknowledged her appreciation publicly, responding, "CISF is always there to help & ensure your travel safe, secure and smooth. Thank you for your valuable feedback. It has been forwarded to CISF officers at the airport."
The post soon went viral, with users praising the officers' dedication and the positive outcome of the incident. One user commented, "We hope next generation learn some good lesson of this positive ending incident."
The story of the CISF officers' commitment and the incident's heartwarming resolution quickly spread across social media platforms, garnering widespread acclaim from users. "We hope next generation learn some good lesson of this positive ending incident," remarked one commenter.
Another user wrote, "Wow. All this propaganda on my timelines so happy to see this positive post." The comment highlighted the refreshing change the story brought to their social media feed.
A third user commented, "CISF at airports area really some nice people out there from security forces."
The Kempegowda International Airport has Lost and Found counters at both terminals, where passengers can report missing belongings. The staff will contact the owner via email and request identification of the item before handing it over. CISF officials often assist airport staff in tracking missing items through CCTV footage, helping to reunite owners with their lost possessions.
In an earlier incident at Bengaluru Airport, a passenger named Rajinder Sachdeva, a 60-year-old automotive spare-parts dealer from Delhi, while returning to Delhi on IndiGo flight 6E 2406, he accidentally left behind a black bag containing Rs 80,000, documents, and ID cards during the pre-departure security check by CISF at Kempegowda International Airport (KIA). Rajinder only realized his mistake after boarding the flight.
Upon discovering the missing bag, Rajinder's daughter, Kokil Sachdeva, promptly contacted KIA's 'Lost and Found' section and filed a complaint, providing details of the bag and its contents. After Rajinder landed in Delhi, they followed up with the Bengaluru airport authorities, who advised them to register a complaint with the KIA police station to initiate a search using CCTV footage.
Kokil received an email from Bengaluru airport stating that the bag had been found. However, they initially reported that the cash was missing from the bag. Within hours of raising the issue of the lost money, Kokil received another message from KIA's 'Lost and Found' section confirming that the Rs 80,000 was also found intact in her father's bag. Relieved, they informed a family friend, who collected the bag along with the cash from KIA on Sunday.