Chennai: The day after T-Chatram Inspector E Rajeswari saved a funeral worker by lifting it on his shoulders to make him rush to the hospital, Minister M Stalin’s chairman on Friday appreciated it.
Rajeswari had saved 25-year-old Udaya who lay down unconscious and was initially considered dead.
Assistant in the cemetery at T P Chatram, Udaya rushed to Kilpuk Medical College and Hospital.
However, he died on Friday.
Gutsy’s police video took him to his shoulders to the autorickshaw has become a viral.
In award message, CM said that Rajeswari realized the importance of ‘gold’ hours’ and had swung in action to save the man and save his life.
He remembered he became a athlete and his actions saved several people during the raid at Mahamaham in Kumbakonam in 1992.
Both it expanded help to suspend the oppressed women and recognize them to government homes, dealing with people involved in crime, Rajeswari has been Receive praise from his senior and from the general public.
He also underlined in a letter that Rajeswari’s humanitarian law has added Laurels from the TN Police Department.
“As a minister who visits people continuously during natural disasters to ask their needs, I extend congratulations on your human actions,” he added.
Force with the Rajeshwari award letter to the Toi that he did not save the man in any hope.
“I only have this in my mind, to save life.
But I was touched by the award I had received since Thursday”.
Director General of Police C Sylendra Babu and Chennai City Police Commissioner Shankar Jiwal present when CM leads the inspector.
Justice N Anand Venkatesh Madras High Court also submitted awards to Rajeshwari.