New Delhi: Since the Covid-19 outbreak, the police officials across the country have donned many hats and setting new benchmarks of self-less service. They are enforcing lockdown guidelines, providing food and medicines to poor and needy while also reaching out to elderly in housing societies.
In Delhi’s Madhu Vihar area, SHO Rajeev Kumar’s quick response to SOS calls and the way he addressed needs of poor migrants has made him win hearts.
Soon after the lockdown began, many migrants assembled at Anand Vihar station but couldn’t leave for their hometown because of trains cancellation. With no water and food, they were in pitiable condition. Madhu Vihar SHO was among the first to come to their rescue.
Rajveev Kumar and his team brought milk and bread packets and distributed among the stranded migrants.
Special food for Infants, lactating mothers in Madhu Vihar
Since then, he and his team have been constantly reaching out to the poor and deprived class. In Madhur Vihar, they identified daily wagers & their dwellings, prepared a database and delivered food to all.
While doing all this, all lockdown guidelines were followed. A plan was prepared to avoid gathering at the police station for distributing food. A list of 103 breastfeeding toddlers and lactating mothers was made.
“Effort was made to provide special food to lactating mother and infants as they needed special nutrition,” said SHO Rajeev Kumar.
Madhu Vihar SHO deserves credit for going beyond the call of duty and extending helping hand to the needy.
Installing Covid shield for police staff
This is yet another out-of-the box idea of SHO Rajeev Kumar to protect his officials from the Covid-19 pandemic.
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A long plastic sheet has been erected at the police station to serve as social distancing tool between police staff and visitors.
The plastic sheet, serving as effective shield, garnered much attention.
