I can vouch for this story because it was told to me by a Jesuit friend who heard it from the horse's mouth. My friend's friend was travelling by an Asiad bus from Pune to Bombay and found that the one sitting next to him was feeling very discomfited. He raised an alarm, got the driver to stop the bus, and attended to the one who apparently was having a stroke.

After medical attention was given, another passenger said: "You must have passed out from Xavier's!" When told it was true, he continued: "It was easy to guess. When there we were taught to take care of others." The friend later learnt that this passenger was the brave officer Ashok Kamte, killed by a terrorist's bullet on 26/11.