Mangaluru: Cops show humanitarian gesture by helping man who fell into drain at Pumpwell


Daijiworld Media Network – Mangaluru

Mangaluru, Jul 26: Two police officers displayed a humanitarian gesture by helping a man who accidentally fell into a drain at Pumpwell. The man was reportedly in a drunken state.

Head constable Tippeswamy and Wilson Fernandes, both attached to the Jeppinamogaru traffic police, were the officers involved in the rescue.

Police commissioner Anupam Agrawal appreciated their humanitarian service.

A video of the incident is going viral on social media.

 

 

 

  

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  • real kujuma, kodial

    Fri, Jul 26 2024

    alcohol is haraam...should be banned....such drunkards are BOOMIGE BAARA...SAMAJAKKE KHAARA...their families are DUHI SAMSARA....KODU TAAYE VARAVA KUDUKANALLADA GANDANA

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  • Michael JS, Kudla

    Fri, Jul 26 2024

    Each has their own outlook. So please dont judge. Not everyone who drinks is an alcoholic. And not every non alcoholic is a saint.

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  • gratia, manglure

    Fri, Jul 26 2024

    Whoever he is, you have saved his life. God bless you, and may you continue to serve even more

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  • S.M.F, Dxb /Mlore

    Fri, Jul 26 2024

    Is same wish goes to the drunken man too?....and may you continue to drink even more..

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