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RPF constable Reena's viral video managing duties with her baby ignites debates on the systemic neglect of working mothers' needs, spotlighting inadequate workplace supports.

RPF constable on duty with baby sparks debate: Motherhood, duty & systemic gaps

Constable Reena's video sparks a vital conversation on systemic failures in supporting working mothers, urging workplace policy reform and enhanced childcare support.

RPF constable Reena patrolled Delhi station with her baby, triggering debates on working mothers&rsquo; struggles. Experts slammed it as neglect, citing safety risks and lack of childcare. Social media is split&mdash;some praise her dedication, others raise concerns.

A viral video of an RPF (Railway Protection Force) constable, Reena, patrolling the New Delhi railway station with her baby strapped to her chest has reignited discussions on the challenges faced by working mothers in demanding jobs. The clip, shared by the RPF's official X (formerly Twitter) account, showcases Reena diligently managing security while her one-year-old son sleeps in a baby carrier.&nbsp;
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She serves, she nurtures, she does it all&mdash; A mother, a warrior, standing tall&hellip; Constable Reena from 16BN/RPSF performing her duties while carrying her child, representing the countless mothers who balance the call of duty with motherhood every day.<a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/NariShakti?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#NariShakti</a> <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/HeroesInUniform?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#HeroesInUniform</a>&hellip; <a href="https://t.co/enzaw0iDYo">pic.twitter.com/enzaw0iDYo</a>
&mdash; RPF INDIA (@RPF_INDIA) <a href="https://twitter.com/RPF_INDIA/status/1891545420133757311?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">February 17, 2025</a></blockquote>
The post lauded her as a &ldquo;mother and a warrior,&rdquo; acknowledging the countless women who balance professional duties with motherhood. However, while many praised her resilience, others questioned the circumstances that left her with no choice but to bring her child to work.
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A Mother&rsquo;s Unavoidable Compulsion
Reports indicate that Reena, who was on leave, was called back to duty following the February 15th stampede at the New Delhi railway station, which claimed 18 lives. With her husband&mdash;a CRPF constable&mdash;posted in Jammu and Kashmir, and no immediate family support, she had no option but to bring her child along for his safety. Reena has stated that she will continue this arrangement until she finds reliable childcare.
Experts Call It &lsquo;Criminal Neglect&rsquo;
While social media debates the story, activists and legal experts have strongly criticized the situation.
&ldquo;This is not something to glorify&mdash;it is a failure of the system. The child is exposed to serious health and safety risks,&rdquo; said social activist Ranjana Kumari, Director of the Centre for Social Research.
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Legal experts pointed out that the Maternity Benefit (Amendment) Act, 2017 mandates creche facilities for establishments with 50 or more employees. &ldquo;It is unclear whether the RPF provides such a facility. If not, they must comply with the law,&rdquo; stated Supreme Court Advocate Akshat Bajpai.
Meanwhile, Ashima Sachdeva, a loco pilot and member of a high-power committee addressing grievances of female railway staff, highlighted the dangers. &ldquo;The constant high-decibel noise at railway stations can cause hearing damage, especially for infants. Crowd control duties are unpredictable and unsafe for a child,&rdquo; she said.
Social Media Divided on Reena&rsquo;s Story
While some users voiced concerns over the risks of carrying a baby while managing a busy railway station, others commended Reena for her dedication.
Reena Is Not Alone: Working Moms on Duty
Reena&rsquo;s story is not an isolated case. Many working mothers across the world have been in similar situations, sparking conversations about work-life balance and institutional support:
Priti Rani, a UP police constable, carried her infant while on VIP duty during an event attended by CM Yogi Adityanath in 2020.
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Swati Chitalkar, a Pune bank employee, went viral in 2016 after sharing a heartbreaking image of her sick child sleeping on the office floor because she couldn&rsquo;t take leave.
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Sarita Singh, an AAP MLA, attended Delhi Assembly sessions with her newborn in 2018 due to the lack of maternity leave for legislators.
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 Globally, prominent women leaders have also taken their babies to work
Australian MP Larissa Waters made history in 2017 by breastfeeding her daughter while addressing Parliament.
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New Zealand&rsquo;s ex-PM Jacinda Ardern attended the UN General Assembly with her baby in 2018.
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Swedish MEP Jytte Guteland gave a speech at the European Parliament while holding her infant in 2017.&nbsp;
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A Systemic Issue, Not an Isolated Incident
Unlike politicians and high-profile figures, Reena is an everyday working mother facing real-world struggles. Her story is a stark reminder of the hidden challenges of working-class mothers, especially in high-risk jobs.&nbsp;
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While her courage is commendable, her situation raises critical questions about workplace policies, childcare support, and the safety of working mothers in demanding professions. Rather than celebrating her struggle, authorities must prioritize systemic solutions to ensure no mother has to choose between her duty and her child&rsquo;s well-being.

Yet another targeted attack by terrorists took place in Jammu & Kashmir on April 18. A head constable of the Railway Protection Force, or RPF, was killed in the attack. An assistant sub-inspector (ASI) was injured in the incident.
The attack occurred in Kakapora in Pulwama district. The victims were near a tea stall when a terrorist approached them on foot. The attacker appears to have caught them by surprise, quickly shooting them, and then fleeing.
The incident was caught on CCTV. Head Constable Surinder Singh was declared dead on arrival at the hospital. ASI Devraj suffered injuries.
This was reportedly the ninth terror attack in April so far. There has been a spate of attacks on security personnel and civilians in Jammu and Kashmir in recent weeks.

CCTV of terror attack: At tea stall, RPF head constable killed, ASI injured in J&K Pulwama shooting

THUMBNAIL IMAGE RED CIRCLED SHOOTING CCTV
 THUMBNAIL TEXT CHILLING TERROR ACT ON CAM
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PULWAMA, J&amp;K 18 APRIL 2022
 Yet another targeted attack by terrorists took place in Jammu &amp; Kashmir on April 18. A head constable of the Railway Protection Force, or RPF, was killed in the attack. An assistant sub-inspector (ASI) was injured in the incident. The attack occurred in Kakapora in Pulwama district. The victims were near a tea stall when a terrorist approached them on foot. The attacker appears to have caught them by surprise, quickly shooting them, and then fleeing. The incident was caught on CCTV. Head Constable Surinder Singh was declared dead on arrival at the hospital. ASI Devraj suffered injuries.
This was reportedly the ninth terror attack in April so far. There has been a spate of attacks on security personnel and civilians in Jammu and Kashmir in recent weeks.
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CAPTIONS CCTV captured terror incident RPF personnel shot in Pulwama Head constable killed in attack ASI injured in tea stall attack Ninth attack in April: reports

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Yet another targeted attack by terrorists took place in Jammu &amp; Kashmir on April 18.&nbsp;A head constable of the Railway Protection Force, or RPF, was killed in the attack.&nbsp;An assistant sub-inspector (ASI) was injured in the incident.
The attack occurred in Kakapora in Pulwama district.&nbsp;The victims were near a tea stall when a terrorist approached them on foot.&nbsp;The attacker appears to have caught them by surprise, quickly shooting them, and then fleeing.
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The incident was caught on CCTV.&nbsp;Head Constable Surinder Singh was declared dead on arrival at the hospital.&nbsp;ASI Devraj suffered injuries.
This was reportedly the ninth terror attack in April so far.&nbsp;There has been a spate of attacks on security personnel and civilians in Jammu and Kashmir in recent weeks.

In a startling incident in Mumbai, a man almost fell beneath a moving train while trying to board it. The incident occurred at the Vadala station in Maharashtra's capital on March 12.
A CCTV camera captured in the incident. The man was rescued at the last minute by alert personnel of the Railway Protection Force. He was pulled away from the precipice by the cop as a crowd gathered to help. The man appeared shaken but not severely hurt.
Central Railway, while sharing the CCTV clip, lauded the actions of constable Netrapal Singh. The Railways also advised people against boarding or deboarding a moving train.

CCTV footage: Man falls from moving train while trying to board. Watch what happened next

CCTV: Man falls from moving train while trying to board. Watch what happened next | Rail rescue


((VIDEO)) https://mobile.twitter.com/Central_Railway/status/1502947927907479554
&nbsp; TWITTER@CENTRAL_RAILWAY MUMBAI MARCH 12, 2022
 In a startling incident in Mumbai, a man almost fell beneath a moving train while trying to board it. The incident occurred at the Vadala station in Maharashtra's capital on March 12. A CCTV camera captured in the incident. The man was rescued at the last minute by alert personnel of the Railway Protection Force. He was pulled away from the precipice by the cop as a crowd gathered to help. The man appeared shaken but not severely hurt.
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 ((TWEET TEXT)) https://mobile.twitter.com/Central_Railway/status/1502947927907479554
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Central Railway, while sharing the CCTV clip, lauded the actions of constable Netrapal Singh. The Railways also advised people against boarding or deboarding a moving train.
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 CAPTIONS CCTV captured dramatic incident at station Man fell while trying to board moving train Man rescued at last moment by RPF constable Incident at Mumbai's Vadala station
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In a startling incident in Mumbai, a man almost fell beneath a moving train while trying to board it.&nbsp;The incident occurred at the Vadala station in Maharashtra's capital on March 12.
A CCTV camera captured in the incident.&nbsp;The man was rescued at the last minute by alert personnel of the Railway Protection Force.&nbsp;He was pulled away from the precipice by the cop as a crowd gathered to help.&nbsp;The man appeared shaken but not severely hurt.
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Central Railway, while sharing the CCTV clip, lauded the actions of constable Netrapal Singh.&nbsp;The Railways also advised people against boarding or deboarding a moving train.

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