Heroic Rescue on the Yamuna: Boatmen Save Man from Attempted Suicide
A man attempted suicide by jumping into the Yamuna River after a dispute with his wife. He was rescued by two alert boatmen. The man, Lokendra Singh, acting in distress, left a message for his wife before his leap from the Signature Bridge. Police and local responders acted swiftly, ensuring his safe return to shore and subsequent medical care.
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A man's life was spared after an impulsive attempt to end it in the Yamuna River, following a personal conflict. The quick actions of two boatmen on Tuesday averted a tragedy as they succeeded in rescuing Lokendra Singh, aged 30, who had plunged into the river to commit suicide.
The incident occurred shortly after 4 PM when Singh rode to the Signature Bridge, sent a desperate message to his spouse, and left behind his belongings before taking the leap. Onlookers and attending officers quickly informed nearby boatmen, resulting in a successful rescue mission.
Post-rescue, Singh received immediate medical assistance at a dispensary and was later reunited with his family. The incident underscores the significance of mental health awareness and timely community intervention in crisis situations.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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