Generally, the news is filled with harsh words and crime all over, but we come across accounts of people that inspire and admire us. One of these is the tale of how a Kolkata police inspector guided a distraught girl to her exam location. On social media, the police officers endearing act of generosity to a young schoolgirl has gone viral. People from many walks of life have been moved by the tale shared on the Kolkata Polices official Facebook page.A young girl in a school uniform who was crying and pleading for help was spotted by Inspector Souvik Chakraborty, the OC Howrah Bridge Traffic Guard, when he was patrolling Strand Road close to Raja Katra, according to the post. The girl was lost and had gone to the wrong examination centre because of her confusion. Her family had left for a funeral, so she was by herself and running late for her exam.The Facebook post is flooded with the messages praising the officer who helped the girl and save humanity. Inspector Chakraborty picked up the student in his official vehicle as soon as he realised the seriousness of the issue and called the Traffic Control Room to request a green corridor for the girl. Just as the Adarsh Shiksha Niketan in Shyambazar was ready to open its doors, he hurried her there for her exam. The young girl was relieved and appreciative of the Inspectors assistance.More than 57,000 people liked and shared the article. Many internet users have shown their love and support for the story, complimenting the police inspectors generosity and dedication to his job. Social media users complimented the officers thoughtful action, many of whom labelled it “commendable.” Many people expressed their appreciation for the polices tenacious attempts to assist those in need. The touching account of Inspectors kind deed has gone viral on the internet, inspiring positivity and hope during these tough times.Kurnool Police helps in recovering lost mobile phonesHumanity and faith in Police didnt end here, Kurnool Police helped people in recovering their lost mobile phones through an application.SP Kurnool On Sunday in Kurnool, Siddarth Kausel held the fourth stage of the phone recovery mela. The victims received 1,924 lost cell phones from him. He said that during the course of four phases, 5727 mobile phones were successfully recovered.653 mobile phones were recovered during the first phase, 1064 during the second, and 2086 during the third. We found more cell phones during the current Mela and gave them to people who had lost them.The SP stated that “our system of reclaiming mobile phones has extended to several states” and that at least 700 other states mobile phones had been located and returned to their rightful owners.
