‘Wholesome video’: Amritsar police official rescues stray dog stuck in vehicle, netizens all hearts

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Updated At : 12:38 AM Jun 30, 2023 IST

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Chandigarh, June 29

The magnanimous side of Amritsar police came to fore in a viral video where a cop was seen helping out a stray dog stuck by its neck in a vehicle.

The wholesome video has been shared by official Twitter handle of Commissioner of Police, Amritsar.

The video shows Punjab Police head constable, Palwinder Singh, rescuing a dog trapped in the bumper of the car while ensuring latter didn’t get hurt. Singh cautiously holds and twists the neck of poor animal to free it from a hole placed on the bumper of the car.

Since being shared, the heartwarming video has amassed over 18,000 views. Twitterati is unanimously hailing the act of the policeman. Many are seeking blessings for his owing to his kind act.

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