Dakshina Kannada: Yes, this is true. A civil servant is coming to B.C. Road, the center of Bantwal taluk in Dakshina Kannada district, in a luxurious Fortuner car to collect garbage.

Civil servant Sesappanna (Sesappa Navoor), who drives his own car, parks his Fortuner near the police station, gets down, takes a straight broom and sets out to clean the whole town. After cleaning the entire B.C. Road, he performs his duty and returns to his home in the same car in the afternoon.
Although you may not believe this, it is literally true.. Such a rare scene is seen every day in Bantwal in Dakshina Kannada district.
Who is this civil servant?
Sesappa is a civil servant by profession. But the only thing he has is a Fortuner car worth Rs 35 lakh. How did this man, who started his life with a daily wage of Rs 50, grow to the point of driving a luxury car today? How did this life, which was struggling without money even for his father’s funeral, become a role model for the entire state today? How was Sesappa’s exciting journey? Here is an interesting story.
Sesappanna had a passion for cars from the very beginning. Even when he was riding a bicycle, he had a desire to buy a car. He saved some money and bought a Maruti 800. Later, he bought an Omni and a Rizz and later sold them one by one, but he kept the Alto and Scorpio he bought together. Now, he has sold both of them and attracted attention by buying a second-hand Fortuner car eight days ago.
It is not surprising that Sesappanna, who is financially strong with agriculture and dairy farming, comes in a Fortuner car. But Lavalesha, without showing arrogance, has the determination to carry out cleaning work for his team, which is an example for others.
A worker who does not forget his work despite having a Fortuner:
Sesappanna has not said goodbye to his work just because he has a Fortuner car. Believing that work is the highest goal, he arrives in his car at 5 am near the court on B.C. Road, as usual, and takes a broom and starts cleaning work straight away.
Sesappanna, who also manages agriculture and dairy farming equally well, is a native of Nauvoo who has come a long way. There is no work that he has not done in the last thirty years. His policy is that no work is small, no work is big.
