By Special Correspondent
Bhopal: The Dial-112 emergency service of Madhya Pradesh Police is playing a vital role not only in providing police assistance but also in protecting wildlife. In a recent incident in Morena District, the timely response of Dial-112 personnel ensured treatment for an injured Indian Peafowl, the national bird of India.
According to officials, the State-level Dial-112 Police Control Room in Bhopal received information on March 13 that a peacock had been found injured under unclear circumstances in Sihora village under the Noorabad police station area. Immediately after receiving the alert, a Dial-112 First Response Vehicle was dispatched to the spot.
Constable Ravi Kumar and pilot Anshul Sharma found the bird injured after apparently straying from a nearby forest. The team carefully secured the peacock and transported it in the response vehicle to a forest centre in Morena, where it was handed over to officials of the Forest Department of Madhya Pradesh for treatment.
The injured bird is currently receiving medical care. Officials said the incident highlights the commitment of the Dial-112 service to both public safety and wildlife protection.
