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Police Revive Toddler After Shamshabad Crash, Commissioner Praises Team

The CP released the viral rescue video to commend the officers, urging drivers to avoid long-distance travel when drowsy.

Overview

  • A family driving from Bengaluru to Hyderabad lost control and hit the median on June 18 after the driver reportedly dozed off, causing airbags to deploy.
  • Rajendranagar DCP S. Srinivas and his escort noticed the crash during a night patrol and the team moved immediately to the scene.
  • AR constables Mahesh, Pradeep, Venkatesh and Pawan administered CPR to a two-and-a-half-year-old who had stopped breathing, and the child regained consciousness and breathing before being taken to hospital.
  • City Commissioner V.C. Sajjanar publicly shared the rescue video, formally commended the DCP and constables, and used the clip to warn against drowsy long-distance driving.
  • Authorities and local coverage said the incident underscores that night-duty police often act as first responders on highways and prompted renewed public safety messaging to stop and rest when tired during long journeys.