13-Year-Old Bengaluru Boy Becomes Police Officer For A Day, Here Is Why
Mohsina Raja became an honorary police officer on Saturday. The cops were responding to the request of Kidwai Memorial Institute of Oncology. Raja wanted to become a police officer when he grew up.
In a heartwarming gesture, the Bengaluru Police recently helped a 13-year-old boy fulfill his dream of becoming a cop, even if it was for just one day.
Mohsina Raja became an honorary police officer on Saturday with the help of the Bengaluru city police.
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13-year-old suffering from cancer
The cops were responding to the request of Kidwai Memorial Institute of Oncology, where Raja is undergoing cancer treatment.
According to his family, Raja wanted to become a police officer when he grew up, but he was diagnosed with cancer recently and is currently undergoing treatment.
Bengaluru Police fulfills his dream
After learning about the boy, Bengaluru South DCP, Shiv Prakash invited him to his office on Saturday.
And Raja's dream came true as he sat on the DCP's desk, wearing a police uniform for the day.
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The DCP even gave a brief about law and order to the young boy.
"Today, Master Mohsina Raja's wish comes true as he steps into the world of law enforcement as a police officer for a day! Bengaluru City Police proudly partners with Parihar and Kidwai Memorial Institute of Oncology to make dreams a reality for pediatric cancer warriors. Together, we're spreading smiles and positivity," Bengaluru City Police said in a social media post.
Today, Master Mohsina Raja's wish comes true as he steps into the world of law enforcement as a police officer for a day! Bengaluru City Police proudly partners with Parihar and Kidwai Memorial Institute of Oncology to make dreams a reality for pediatric cancer warriors.¡ pic.twitter.com/gfFoo6hpdj
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Similar initiative by other police forces
In the past too organizations like the Make-A-Wish Foundation have collaborated the several police forces in India to fulfil the dream of terminally ill children.
In April 2018, six-year-old Dudekala Ishan from Medak District of Telangana became the Commissioner of Rachakonda Police for a day.
The Class II student who was suffering from blood cancer was made the top cop for a day. He was welcomed by the cops with a bouquet and an honorary salute.
The Mumbai Police had also shown a similar gesture when Kunwar Singh Patil, a five-year-old cancer patient was made a senior inspector at a police station for a day in August 2015.
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