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Watch: Bihar women constables save bank from robbers who fled to save their lives

Watch: Bihar women constables who foiled robbery attempt to be rewarded for 'courage'

The incident took place in broad daylight at Uttar Bihar Gramin Bank in Senduari Chowk where Juhi Kumari and Shanti Kumari were deployed

Two women police constables from Bihar's Gajipur district are being lauded for thwarting a robbery attempt.&nbsp; A senior police official told NDTV that the women will be rewarded for their courage.
The incident took place in broad daylight at Uttar Bihar Gramin Bank in Senduari Chowk where Juhi Kumari and Shanti Kumari were deployed.
The CCTV footage shows the two accused entering the bank and interacting with the women. When asked to show their documents, one of the two accused drew his pistol and charged at the police personnel which followed a scuffle.
As per an NDTV report, the robbers eventually fled the scene after being intimidated by the female constables and did not rob the bank.
Juhi who sustained injuries in the incident was about to shoot the robbers before they ran away to save their life, the report added. Search is on for the two accused, and a probe has been launched for the attempted robbery.
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A photograph from the recent communal clashes in Rajasthan has gone viral.&nbsp;It shows a policeman running with a child in his hands, while a building goes up in flames in the background.
It was reportedly captured during violence in Karauli on April 2, when alleged stone-pelting at a bike rally during a Hindu festival reportedly led to clashes.
The constable was identified as Netresh Sharma.&nbsp;His brave feat elicited glowing praise on social media.&nbsp;Even the Chief Minister of Rajasthan spoke to the constable on the phone, and informed him about his promotion.
CM Ashok Gehlot told Sharma, "Your feat was magnificent. I felt very good after reading about this. I called the DGP and commissioner, and told them to promote such a constable. I have ordered that you be made Head Constable. I congratulate you and give my best wishes."
When the cop said that he was just doing his duty, Gehlot said, "&nbsp;Many people are supposed to do their duty. But risking your own life to do this is creditable. My best wishes. If you visit Jaipur, then we'll meet."
On April 2, alleged stone-pelting at a bike rally passing through a Muslim-dominated area led to vandalism, violence, and arson in which around 30 people were reportedly injured.

Cop saves child during communal violence in Rajasthan's Karauli; CM Ashok Gehlot calls and announces promotion

Rajasthan cop rewarded after photograph of rescuing a child during recent Karauli violence goes viral. Watch what CM Ashok Gehlot told him.


Cop saves child during violence in Rajasthan's Karauli; CM Ashok Gehlot calls and announces promotion

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 ASHOK GEHLOT, CHIEF MINISTER, RAJASTHAN TRANSLATION - I have ordered that you be made Head Constable
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This photograph from the recent communal clashes in Rajasthan has gone viral.
It shows a policeman running with a child in his hands, while a building goes up in flames in the background. It was reportedly captured during violence in Karauli on April 2, when alleged stone-pelting at a bike rally during a Hindu festival reportedly led to clashes. The constable was identified as Netresh Sharma.
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&nbsp; https://twitter.com/PoliceRajasthan/status/1510548861152301057 &nbsp;
His brave feat elicited glowing praise on social media. Even the Chief Minister of Rajasthan spoke to the constable on the phone, and informed him about his promotion.
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 ASHOK GEHLOT, CHIEF MINISTER, RAJASTHAN Your feat was magnificent. I felt very good after reading about this. I called the DGP and commissioner, and told them to promote such a constable. I have ordered that you be made Head Constable. I congratulate you and give my best wishes.
 NETRESH SHARMA, CONSTABLE Thank you, sir. It was my duty.
 ASHOK GEHLOT, CHIEF MINISTER, RAJASTHAN
Many people are supposed to do their duty. But risking your own life to do this is creditable. My best wishes. If you visit Jaipur, then we'll meet.
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On April 2, alleged stone-pelting at a bike rally passing through a Muslim-dominated area led to vandalism, violence, and arson in which around 30 people were reportedly injured.
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CAPTIONS Cop hailed for action during violence Rajasthan constable rescued a child Photo of cop running with kid went viral Rajasthan CM spoke to Netresh Sharma Sharma promoted to Head Constable

<div>On April 2, alleged stone-pelting at a bike rally passing through a Muslim-dominated area led to vandalism, violence, and arson.</div>

A photograph from the recent communal clashes in Rajasthan has gone viral.&nbsp;It shows a policeman running with a child in his hands, while a building goes up in flames in the background.
It was reportedly captured during violence in Karauli on April 2, when alleged stone-pelting at a bike rally during a Hindu festival reportedly led to clashes.
 The constable was identified as Netresh Sharma.&nbsp;His brave feat elicited glowing praise on social media.&nbsp;Even the Chief Minister of Rajasthan spoke to the constable on the phone, and informed him about his promotion.
 CM Ashok Gehlot told Sharma, "Your feat was magnificent. I felt very good after reading about this. I called the DGP and commissioner, and told them to promote such a constable. I have ordered that you be made Head Constable. I congratulate you and give my best wishes."
 When the cop said that he was just doing his duty, Gehlot said, "&nbsp;Many people are supposed to do their duty. But risking your own life to do this is creditable. My best wishes. If you visit Jaipur, then we'll meet."
 On April 2, alleged stone-pelting at a bike rally passing through a Muslim-dominated area led to vandalism, violence, and arson in which around 30 people were reportedly injured.

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