New Delhi: A routine descent from the Delhi-Dehradun highway at first Pusta turned into a medical emergency Sunday when Rakesh Kumar ’s throat was slit by a Chinese manjha. Four Delhi Traffic Police personnel posted in Bhajanpura circle rushed to his aid for timely treatment.
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ASI Mahender, head constable Arun, constables Pushpender and Nitin spotted the injured man in distress and acted swiftly, taking him to JPC Hospital for urgent medical treatment without waiting for an ambulance. The injured, Rakesh Kumar, is a resident of Geetanjali Vihar in Loni Dehat, Ghaziabad .