4 days ago
Bahraich Inspector Carries Injured Woman to Doctor as Van Follows
A police inspector found a woman who had been hurt in a road accident.
She was unconscious beside the road.
The inspector carried her to a nearby doctor so she could receive help quickly.
The woman was identified as 55-year-old Gayatri Devi.
Doctors admitted her and started treatment.
People nearby praised the inspector for helping her.
However, some people online asked why he did not use the police van that was behind him.
They said a vehicle might have taken her to the hospital faster.
Police are still trying to find the vehicle involved in the accident.
Inspector-in-Charge Pradeep Kumar Singh found 55-year-old Gayatri Devi unconscious after an alleged road accident near Thalia village.
The incident occurred Friday afternoon in the Khairighat police station area during a routine patrol.
Singh carried Devi to nearby doctor Shivsaran Singh, where she was admitted and treatment began.
Police are investigating the accident and searching for the unidentified vehicle allegedly involved.
Residents praised the officer’s quick response, while online commenters questioned why the police van behind him was not used.
- Who
- Inspector-in-Charge Pradeep Kumar Singh helped 55-year-old accident victim Gayatri Devi.
- What
- Singh carried the unconscious woman to nearby doctor Shivsaran Singh for treatment.
- Where
- Near Thalia village in the Khairighat police station area of Bahraich.
- When
- Friday afternoon, during a routine patrol.
- Why
- He acted after finding Devi injured and unconscious beside the road; police are investigating how the accident occurred.
Supporters of the Inspector
Critics of the Response
Immediate assistance
Supporters of the Inspector
Supporters praised Pradeep Kumar Singh for personally carrying the unconscious woman and ensuring she reached a doctor without waiting for additional assistance.
Critics of the Response
Critics questioned the decision to carry her on foot when a police van was reportedly following behind, arguing that the vehicle could have provided faster transport.
Publicity concerns
Supporters of the Inspector
The available account presents the officer’s actions as an immediate act of compassion that prioritized the woman’s safety.
Critics of the Response
Some online commenters described the video as a possible publicity exercise and objected to what they viewed as a staged or unnecessary pose.
Key facts
- Injured woman
- Gayatri Devi, aged 55
- Police officer
- Inspector-in-Charge Pradeep Kumar Singh
- Incident location
- Near Thalia village, Khairighat police station area, Bahraich
- Suspected cause
- The woman was reportedly hit by an unidentified vehicle
- Medical care
- Devi was taken to nearby doctor Shivsaran Singh and admitted for treatment
- Investigation
- Police are searching for the unidentified vehicle
- Public reaction
- Residents praised the response, while online commenters questioned why the police van was not used
Quotes
An unidentified social-media user
Social-media commenter criticizing the handling of the emergency
“PR event for more followers? Seriously, what were the police thinking? When a victim is in a life-threatening emergency, every second counts. A police jeep should be used to get the victim to the hospital-not for publicity or photo opportunities. If this is how priorities are being set, then the brains clearly aren’t where they should be. In an emergency, save lives first. PR can wait.”
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“I appreciate the officer stepping forward to help, but I genuinely don’t understand this: if the police vehicle was right there, why wasn’t the injured woman taken to the hospital in it?”
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Pradeep Kumar Singh
Inspector-in-Charge of Khairighat police station
“While patrolling the area, I found the woman injured. She was immediately admitted to a doctor for treatment.”
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Sources
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