Archive · 17 Dec 2025
Mumbai Constable Rescues 9-Foot Python Barehanded
In Mumbai, a brave police constable named Sachin More rescued a very long python, about 9 feet, with his bare hands.
The snake was found in a duct near a park in the Dharavi area.
Sachin is also trained to rescue snakes, so he quickly went to the spot and safely caught the python.
After rescuing it, he gave the snake to the forest department to take care of it.
Meanwhile, two big squirrels that were rescued earlier were also released back into the wild after they got better.
These squirrels are special because they are the state animal of Maharashtra, but they are in danger because their homes are being destroyed.
Mumbai police constable Sachin More rescued a 9-foot python barehanded in Dharavi.
The python was found during wire repair work in an internet duct near a park.
Sachin More, a trained snake rescuer, handed the python over to the forest department.
Two Indian Giant Squirrels, rescued earlier, were released into the wild after treatment.
The Indian Giant Squirrel is the state animal of Maharashtra and faces threats due to habitat loss.
- Who
- Police Constable Sachin More
- What
- Rescued a 9-foot python barehanded
- When
- December 13, 2025
- Where
- Dharavi, Mumbai
- Why
- The python was spotted during wire repair work
- Constable's Name
- Sachin More
- Location
- Dharavi, Mumbai
- Snake Length
- 9 feet
- Snake Type
- Python
- Date of Rescue
- December 13, 2025
- Rescued By
- Mumbai Police Constable
- Handed Over To
- Forest Department