Gujarat CM Vijay Rupani comes to the rescue of an accident victim; rushes her to hospital

In an act of compassion, chief minister of Gujarat Vijay Rupani on Tuesday was quick to help an accident victim in the capital city.

Rupani stopped his convoy to help the accident victim and further sent them to a hospital in one of his cars. The victim who was riding her two-wheeler was rushed to the Civil Hospital in Gandhinagar, allotting one of his convoy cars for the injured, directing his security officers to take her to the hospital for treatment. 

This is not the first time that Rupani has helped accident victims. 

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In June 2017 Rupani aided four women who were injured in a road accident by getting them rushed them to a hospital in one of his convoy vehicles. Rupani, who was returning to Gandhinagar from here, stopped his convoy this afternoon after seeing that an auto-rickshaw had turned turtle near Koba circle, an official release said. After stopping his convoy, the chief minister rushed towards the auto and helped the four injured women to come out from the vehicle.

Earlier, Ministers have come forward to rescue accident victims. Back in April last year, Energy Minister DK Shivkumar came to help an accident victim by getting him first aid, along with that with the help of his officials cleared the road by removing broken glasses scattered around. 

The incident occurred in Bengaluru when the Minister noticed a tumbled car and got out of the car to help the driver who was minorly injured. 

In January 2011 BJP leader of Haryana, Karan Dev Kamboj came to rescue an injured person who was knocked down by a vehicle. The scooterist was unconscious and got no help from passersby. The Minister asked his convoy to help the person, who further accompanied the injured to the Hospital. 

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