Mumbai cop's timely action helps save 14-day-old's life, netizens hail the 'real hero'

A police officer is garnering a lot of attention on social media and for all right reasons. According to reports, Mumbai police constable Shrimant Kolekar's timely action helped in saving a child's life. As per a post shared by Mumbai police on its official Twitter handle, Kolekar spotted a worried parents on ro, whose child was choking on a safety pin that kid h accidentally swallowed. Kolekar used his vehicle to take child to nearest hospital, where child received treatment and was saved.  

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"Shrimant Kolekar, a constable of Wala Truck Terminal Police Station, rushed kid to King Edward Memorial Hospital on his own motorbike after he saw parents worried due to a safety pin stuck in throat of ir 14-day-old baby at Wala," Mumbai police informed in a follow-up tweet. 

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Kolekar is garnering a lot of praises from netizens who are hailing him as an avatar of god for his timely intervention that helped to save child's life. "Can t imagine what parents might have felt after ir child was taken to hospital by this God’s representative in police uniform," one user commented on post. 

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Officer helps woman

In ar incident, an Assistant Sub-Inspector named Sushila Baik helped a woman who was travelling on a special migrants' train feed her child by getting warm milk from her home. According to reports, incident occurred on June 14 when Bengaluru-Gorakhpur train arrived at Hatia railway station. One of officers who kw Sushila told press that she saw baby crying so she went forward and helped her. woman was reportedly travelling to her home in Mhubani, Bihar with her four-month-old baby on special train for migrants.

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