Anand Mahindra shares values ​​worthy of a 'global audience' from the World Cup stadium

 

In the video, Japanese people are seen cleaning the stadium at the end of the opening match of the World Cup, despite knowing that there is no match in the stadium.

Mahindra Group Chairman Anand Mahindra, who is popular for sharing inspirational content on his Twitter handle, has once again shared the values ​​of the Japanese people that deserve a global audience. He posted a video from the 'World Cup Qatar 2022' stadium on Tuesday.

"They said they weren't doing it for the cameras but I'm glad the cameras are still watching them. The values ​​they are displaying deserve a global audience. #WorldcupQatar2022," the billionaire captioned the clip Gave.

In the video, Japanese people are seen cleaning the stadium at the end of the opening match of the World Cup, despite knowing that there is no match in the stadium.

Surprised to see such prices, a man in Saudi Arabia said, 'Somebody assure me that this is normal'. "The Japanese decided to clean the stadium. It's not even their match!" They said.

He also helped those people and asked them 'Why are you cleaning something that has nothing to do with you?'

The Japanese people there replied, "We never go. The Japanese never leave trash behind us. We respect the place. Not for the cameras."

"I thought there were only one or two people, but they are all around the stadium. That's what I've heard. But I never thought it was true! They picked up the flags from the ground and found most of them on chairs." Kept it. All respect!" the man said and hugged a Japanese who was cleaning the World Cup stadium.

Take a look at the video below:

👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽 They said they weren't doing it for the cameras, but I'm glad the cameras still saw them. The values ​​they are showcasing deserve a global audience. #WorldcupQatar2022 pic.twitter.com/zsijHH2qsX

— Anand Mahindra (@anandmahindra) November 22, 2022

The FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022 begins on 20 November at the Lusail Iconic Stadium, Lusail. On Tuesday, Argentina will play Saudi Arabia in the opening match of their FIFA World Cup 2022 campaign. Argentina and Saudi Arabia have never met in a World Cup final before.