Child with cancer becomes police inspector for a day in Hyderabad
During an interaction with the volunteers of Make - A Wish Foundation of India, Hyderabad Chapter, the boy shared with them that he wants to become a police officer.
Updated On - 10 June 2024, 08:42 PM
Hyderabad: In a heart-warming gesture, a child who is diagnosed with cancer was made a police inspector for a day at Nampally police station on Monday.
The boy K Venkata Subash, studying in seventh standard at a school in the city was diagnosed with Acute Myelogenous Leukaemia (AML) disease last year and is currently going treatment at MNJ Cancer Hospital at Red Hills.
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During an interaction with the volunteers of Make – A Wish Foundation of India, Hyderabad Chapter, the boy shared with them that he wants to become a police officer.
The volunteers informed about it to their superiors who wrote to the Hyderabad Commissioner of Police and sought his help. The Hyderabad CP office asked the Inspector Nampally, B Abhilash to speak to the NGO.
After interacting with the police officials, the NGO took the boy dressed in a police uniform to the Nampally police station.
An overjoyed Subash stepped into the police station was greeted by the Inspector Abhilash, sub inspector P Sai Kumar and other staff.
He was taken around the police station for a while and explained about the basic policing initiative of Hyderabad police. Subash then headed to the chamber of the Inspector and for a while sat on the chair to get the feel of a police officer.