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Boy fulfils his dream of becoming police officer
The police helped a kid suffering from a terminal disease to fulfill his aspiration to become a police officer. On Wednesday, the boy, who was a student of class-2 at a school in Kunchanpalli of Medak district, took charge as the police commissioner of Rachakonda in the presence of other police personnel.
LB Nagar: The police helped a kid suffering from a terminal disease to fulfill his aspiration to become a police officer. On Wednesday, the boy, who was a student of class-2 at a school in Kunchanpalli of Medak district, took charge as the police commissioner of Rachakonda in the presence of other police personnel.
He was identified as Ishaan, second child of the couple D Chand Pasha and Hasina. He has been diagnosed as having blood cancer for the past three months. He is being treated under the care of Dr Satish at Niloufer Hospital and at MNJ Cancer Hospital.
He expressed his desire to control the law and order with the help of CCTV cameras and friendly policing concept. Later speaking to media, he said that he is feeling very happy to get an opportunity to serve the people as police commissioner. As a police commissioner, he vowed to bring down the crime rate and maintain the law and order. Under the Rachakonda police commissionerate limits, he said that he would increase the number of SHE teams and police patrolling parties.
