By Express News Service
BHOPAL: A younger lady site visitors police Subedar Sonam Parashar turned out to be the lifesaver for a 61-year-old retired electrical energy distribution firm worker Anil Upadhyaya at one of many busiest street crossings in Madhya Pradesh’s Gwalior metropolis on Monday.
Coming to know concerning the aged man mendacity unconscious near the street crossing, the younger site visitors police subedar rushed to the spot and first administered cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) to revive Upadhayaya (who had suffered cardiac assault), earlier than dashing him to a outstanding non-public hospital within the police’s Dial-100 first response automobile to make sure well timed medical assist.
The lady site visitors cop is posted at her each day obligation spot, the Gole Ka Mandir Chauraha, one of many busiest street crossings in Gwalior. “Suddenly a boy got here working to me and knowledgeable me about an aged individual mendacity unconscious close to the street. I rushed to the spot and noticed individuals filming the unconscious aged man as a substitute of serving to him.
Since, I had learnt rendering CPR throughout my posting at Police Training College (PTC-Indore) in 2018 and later the identical life-saving approach in Jaipur at a particular coaching camp, I instantly began giving him CPR, after which he turned acutely aware,” 32-year-old Sonam instructed this newspaper, whereas recounting the incident.
“We rushed him to the Apollo Hospital in Gwalior in the Dial-100 FRV, under telephonic guidance of his son Amit Upadhyaya, who is a doctor at Medanta Hospital in Gurugram. While taking him to the hospital, I kept on talking to him to ensure that he remained conscious till reaching the hospital, where he has been already under treatment for diabetes and blood pressure related issues,” she mentioned.
While, it was the primary time that the younger site visitors police officer gave CPR to avoid wasting a treasured life, she has additionally been performing its demo to high school college students at particular camps in Gwalior very often. “This was the first time I used the life-saving art practically to save a life in a real-life situation in a crowded public place,” mentioned Sonam, mom of a three-year-old son.
Since the video of the lady site visitors cop saving the lifetime of the aged man by way of well timed CPR went viral, Sonam, has been ushered with accolades, spanning from the household of the person whose life she saved to the CM Shivraj Singh Chouhan.
State’s Home Minister Narottam Mishra gave her a shock video name on Tuesday, “Kaisi hain Rani bitiya, tumne poore pradesh mein Datia ka naam raushan kar diya (How are you darling daughter? You’ve made Datia district famous in the entire state).” Importantly, each, the Home Minister Narottam Mishra and the girl cop Sonam Parashar (who joined state police in 2016) come from the identical Datia district of Gwalior-Chambal area.
The state’s DGP Sudhir Saxena introduced Rs 10,000 money reward, adopted by Rs 2,000 money reward by the IG-Gwalior Range and the SP-Gwalior.
“By her life-saving act, Sonam has not only made Gwalior Police, but entire MP Police proud,” SP-Gwalior Amit Sanghi mentioned.
BHOPAL: A younger lady site visitors police Subedar Sonam Parashar turned out to be the lifesaver for a 61-year-old retired electrical energy distribution firm worker Anil Upadhyaya at one of many busiest street crossings in Madhya Pradesh’s Gwalior metropolis on Monday.
Coming to know concerning the aged man mendacity unconscious near the street crossing, the younger site visitors police subedar rushed to the spot and first administered cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) to revive Upadhayaya (who had suffered cardiac assault), earlier than dashing him to a outstanding non-public hospital within the police’s Dial-100 first response automobile to make sure well timed medical assist.
The lady site visitors cop is posted at her each day obligation spot, the Gole Ka Mandir Chauraha, one of many busiest street crossings in Gwalior. “Suddenly a boy got here working to me and knowledgeable me about an aged individual mendacity unconscious close to the street. I rushed to the spot and noticed individuals filming the unconscious aged man as a substitute of serving to him.
Since, I had learnt rendering CPR throughout my posting at Police Training College (PTC-Indore) in 2018 and later the identical life-saving approach in Jaipur at a particular coaching camp, I instantly began giving him CPR, after which he turned acutely aware,” 32-year-old Sonam instructed this newspaper, whereas recounting the incident.
“We rushed him to the Apollo Hospital in Gwalior in the Dial-100 FRV, under telephonic guidance of his son Amit Upadhyaya, who is a doctor at Medanta Hospital in Gurugram. While taking him to the hospital, I kept on talking to him to ensure that he remained conscious till reaching the hospital, where he has been already under treatment for diabetes and blood pressure related issues,” she mentioned.
While, it was the primary time that the younger site visitors police officer gave CPR to avoid wasting a treasured life, she has additionally been performing its demo to high school college students at particular camps in Gwalior very often. “This was the first time I used the life-saving art practically to save a life in a real-life situation in a crowded public place,” mentioned Sonam, mom of a three-year-old son.
Since the video of the lady site visitors cop saving the lifetime of the aged man by way of well timed CPR went viral, Sonam, has been ushered with accolades, spanning from the household of the person whose life she saved to the CM Shivraj Singh Chouhan.
State’s Home Minister Narottam Mishra gave her a shock video name on Tuesday, “Kaisi hain Rani bitiya, tumne poore pradesh mein Datia ka naam raushan kar diya (How are you darling daughter? You’ve made Datia district famous in the entire state).” Importantly, each, the Home Minister Narottam Mishra and the girl cop Sonam Parashar (who joined state police in 2016) come from the identical Datia district of Gwalior-Chambal area.
The state’s DGP Sudhir Saxena introduced Rs 10,000 money reward, adopted by Rs 2,000 money reward by the IG-Gwalior Range and the SP-Gwalior.
“By her life-saving act, Sonam has not only made Gwalior Police, but entire MP Police proud,” SP-Gwalior Amit Sanghi mentioned.
