Mohammed Aslam, a local resident, was astonished when a courier delivered him his lost wallet a few days ago.
The wallet was picked in Matkewali Gali on July 25 when Aslam was visiting Delhi for his wife's treatment. He reported the theft to the Sadar Bazar police.
It contained Rs 1,200, a PAN card, driving license, Aadhar card and some other important documents.
"I received the wallet through a courier last week. The pickpocket returned everything except Rs 1,200. He also sent a slip with his phone number on it," he said.
"The pickpocket told me he also loves his mother and felt 'your (Aslam's) mother must be loving you a lot'", Aslam told reporters.
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