A police officer from Madhya Pradesh’s Narmadapuram is making headlines all over the country for his quick reaction while helping an unconscious animal. Without wasting any time, once the officer realised that the animal was unconscious, he began to give it CPR with hopes of saving the creature. However, what caught the most attention by people was that the animal in question here was a snake. Yes, you heard that correctly, the police officer, without worring about the deadly consequences, began to give CPR to a snake who lost consciousness after falling in pesticide-laced water. Surprisingly, the snake gained consciousness, leading the people around the reptile to take a sigh of relief. A video of the same was shared online and went viral. Although many believed that the snake gained consciousness on its own, they still lauded the office’s intention and courage. 

The video was shared on the social media site X (formerly Twitter) by the handle ‘Anurag_Dwary’. The post was captioned, “A video from Narmadapuram has gone viral where a police constable is giving CPR to a snake that had fallen unconscious after being drenched in pesticide-laced toxic water.”

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The video went viral as it gained a lot of reactions from people. Most hailed the police officer for his courage and love towards the animals, while others called it risky, yet commended the officer’s actions. The video was shared today and gained thousands of views from people. 

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Taking to the comment section, people shared their take. “OMG... Dwary sir.. Compassion of Indian society towards even a snake. Wonderful,” a user said. “This is so heartwarming,” said a second netizen. “Heartwarming,” commented a third person. “Courage and Kindness,” added a fourth person. “Lajawab hai ye toh Dhanya hain ye police wale sahab (This is amazing, thanks to this police officer),” said a fifth user.