Udupi: Good Samaritan - DySP rushes to accident victims' rescue


Pareekshith Shet

Daijiworld Media Network - Udupi (SP)

Udupi, Jul 13: Deputy superintendent of police (DySP), Kumaraswamy, who rushed to the help of the passengers of a bus who were injured in an accident, and took them in police vehicle besides providing them treatment in a hospital, gave proof about the fine humane qualities he has been endowed with.

A lorry accidentally hit a bus from behind on Wednesday July 12 afternoon opposite Natural Granites near Lord Venkataramana temple at Ambagilu here. The accident happened after the driver of the private express bus coming to Udupi from Kollur applied brakes all of a sudden after seeing that a motor bike rider moving in front suddenly fell on the road after the wheels of his vehicle skidded. The lorry that was moving to Mangaluru from Maharashtra that was directly behind the bus hit the bus, having been unable to expect the sudden stoppage of the bus.

In this accident, eight persons including the couple moving in motor bike suffered minor injuries. DySP Kumaraswamy, who was coming towards the town from Brahmavar on that occasion, stopped his vehicle, and attended to eight injured persons that had old people and women. Considering that they needed to be treated immediately, he carried all these persons in his department vehicle to the government hospital at Ajjarakad here where they were attended to.

A case about the accident was filed in the traffic station here. The fine qualities of altruism and humanitarian help exhibited by the police officer have come in for lavish praise.

  

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  • Joe Gonsalves, Mangalore

    Thu, Jul 13 2017

    PEOPLE GENERALLY CRITICIZE THE POLICE DEPARTMENT. Hee is a proof that the department do use their kind offices in several instances coming ti the rescue of people and helping them in times of need.

    Here the credit goes to Mr. Kumaraswamy for his herculean task. May his breed increase.

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  • Roland Noronha, Mangalore/umbai

    Thu, Jul 13 2017

    Great Excellent and Incredible.. No words to express except say Thank You - for this extra-ordinary job. God Bless You.

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  • Thomas D Mello, Koteshwara

    Thu, Jul 13 2017

    NH has become a DEATH TRAP. with all the indiscipline on the road like 2 wheeler s crossing haphazardly, Humans crossing, dogs crossing etc.
    The authorities need to take a note of this to reduce accidents. It is a serious matter

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  • Vincent Mendonca, Shirva / Dubai

    Thu, Jul 13 2017

    Its prime duty of a police officer to give immediate treatment to injured person in any incident/ accident. He not waited to call ambulance as in our country its in my country won't work. Pizza will come bfore that. This officer shown some extraordinary humanity to shift them to government hospital. Selute to you DYSP Sir

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  • santhu, Mumbai/Udupi

    Thu, Jul 13 2017

    Thankyou verymuch sir... you made my day.

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  • Evans Christopher Sumitra, Udupi/ New York, USA.

    Thu, Jul 13 2017

    My big salute to DySP Kumaraswamy for the timely help given to the accident victims. I wish a speedy recovery of those injured in the accident.

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Mumbai

    Thu, Jul 13 2017

    Do to others as you would have them to do to you.
    God Bless You Sir ...

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  • Sachidanand Shetty, Mundkur/Dubai

    Thu, Jul 13 2017

    Well done Sir....and heart felt thank you for your very kind & humanly service!!! May God bless you with more prosperous life & career. When you feel some time our region is burning due to some unwarranted incidents....but good Samaritans prevails everywhere!!!

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  • HENRY MISQUITH, Bahrain

    Thu, Jul 13 2017

    This is an excellent work by DySP. Hope we can see many more good Samaritans in the future. And many more precious lives saved.

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  • Rao, Udupi

    Thu, Jul 13 2017

    This is the basic human duty each one of us should do.

    Whenever we see any accident we should act on an urgent basis to avoid any casualty. But most of us do not know what to do in an emergency situation. We just stand and wait for others to do. There should be awareness to public on what to do in such emergency situations. We can save many lives if we act on an urgent basis in such situations.

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  • John Tauro, M'luru / Kwt

    Thu, Jul 13 2017

    Agreed! But generally people who are willing to help in such situations hesitate for fear of getting entangled in lengthy police investigations and probably end up in courts. This kind of fear has to be removed from the minds of the people. Here there’s no question of questioning a police officer. I remember once Mr. U.T. Khader also helped an accident victim. Did any police officer question him? In many cases a mere witness is unnecessarily harassed when the actual culprit is on the run.

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