Sukhdev Singh always wanted to drive an auto-rickshaw, even when he was a little boy. Despite his parents objections, he went off to Mumbai to join his uncle who drove an auto there. With him he drove an auto on a shared, shift basis for 13 years. He also drove in Delhi for sometime, then Jalandhar and now he drives an auto in his hometown Amritsar.

Sukhdev tells us how lots of tourists come to Amritsar city. People come here to see the India-Pakistan border and other holy places. He attends to all of them with respect and courtesy. Sukhdev believes 'one works hard only when one can see a pay-off in the future'. But if you can't see a future in something you will quickly give up on the hard work.

He remembers the good old days when the Congress government was in power. Saying 'No one was taxed unfairly'. Life was smooth. But now to get any job done one has to stand in queues all day long and the job still doesn't get done. If one is trying to do the right thing even that ends up being denounced here.

He says the Congress has done the best for everyone from the beginning, which is why he supports them. He knows Congress will continue to do the good work. Rahul Gandhi he says, is a very good man who keeps his word and acts upon what he says.Watch A Billion & One Voices: The Story of Sukhdev Singh an Auto-Rickshaw Driver With HD Quality.