Gurugram Police Rescues Girl from Suicide Attempt
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Synopsis
On April 17, Gurugram Police rescued a girl from a suicide attempt sparked by personal issues. Acting swiftly, officers broke down her door and provided immediate support. The girl's recovery is ongoing, and police continue to stay in touch, while appreciation for the team’s efforts has been announced.
Key Takeaways
- Gurugram Police swiftly responded to a suicide attempt.
- A girl was saved from a potentially tragic situation.
- Immediate counseling was provided by female officers.
- Continuous support is being offered to the girl.
- Community urged to call emergency helpline 112.
Gurugram, April 17 (NationPress) The Gurugram Police successfully intervened to save a young girl who was on the verge of taking her own life due to apparent personal distress, an official reported on Thursday.
The police revealed that the girl had isolated herself in a room, turning on the LPG gas cylinder and holding a lighter in her grasp.
"Upon receiving the alert, the police arrived at the scene within a mere six minutes. Officers EHC Sanjay, Constable Dinesh, and SPO Sundarlal acted decisively, breaking down the door and safely extracting the girl from the room," stated Sandeep Kumar, the spokesperson for the Gurugram Police.
The officers then summoned female police personnel to communicate with the girl regarding her issues.
She disclosed that she had locked herself in the room due to a personal problem, while living with a friend. Fortunately, her family notified the police, who reached the location just in time to prevent the tragedy.
After a conversation, the girl was brought out and received about an hour of counseling from the female officers.
The spokesperson confirmed that the girl is now doing well, with the police maintaining regular contact with her.
The incident is under investigation, and Vikas Arora, Commissioner of Police in Gurugram, has commended the police team's actions, announcing plans to award them with letters of appreciation and Rs 5,000 each.
Additionally, the police urged the public to reach out to the helpline number—112—in any emergency situation, assuring that they will respond promptly to assist.
