Three months after the gruesome Pulwama attack in which 40 CRPF personnel lost their lives, a video of one of the Pulwama attack survivors, Iqbal Singh’s touching gesture of feeding a hungry paralytic Kashmiri kid has gone viral on the Internet.
“Humanity is the mother of all religions”
HC Driver Iqbal Singh of 49 Bn Srinagar Sector CRPF deployed on LO duty feeds a paralysed Kashmiri kid in Nawakadal area of Srinagar. In the end, asks him “Do you need water?”
“Valour and compassion are two sides of the same coin” pic.twitter.com/zYQ60ZPYjJ
— Srinagar Sector CRPF ?? (@crpf_srinagar) May 14, 2019
Pulwama survivor Iqbal Singh can be seen in the video providing food and water to a disabled Kashmiri kid. According to Iqbal, when the food for his battalion arrived, one of the Kashmiri kid present there asked him for food. When Iqbal offered him food, he realised that the kid’s hands were not fully functional. So, Iqbal sat the kid up and fed him from his own hands.
The video was reportedly shot at Nawakadal, in Srinagar yesterday where Iqbal Singh is posted.
For this compassionate and humane deed by Iqbal Singh, DG CRPF had awarded him with DG’s Disc and Commendation certificate. Iqbal Singh also sent a message through the video that CRPF is always there to help the citizens. Iqbal Singh’s gesture of kindness has been earning him praises in social media.
#WATCH: Such an adorable video of Head Constable Driver #IqbalSingh of 49 Bn #Srinagar CRPF feeding a #Kashmiri kid is going viral for all the right reasons! Mind you, hypocrite #Separatists won’t endorse it. @gauravcsawant @MajorPoonia @manupubby @sneheshphilip pic.twitter.com/4pQCnUHn5L
— NooriBadat (@NooriBadat) May 14, 2019
HC (Driver) Iqbal Singh was in same #Pulwama attack convoy & saved comrades while meticulously driving his vehicle pic.twitter.com/ZEN3lUqBlY
— Neeraj Rajput (@neeraj_rajput) May 14, 2019
On February 14, 2019, a Kashmiri terrorist trained in Pakistan by Jaish-e-Muhammad rammed a car laden with 300Kgs of explosives to one of the vehicles in CRPF convoy in Pulwama killing 40 soldiers and injuring dozens of others. Iqbal was driving one of the vehicles of the CRPF convoy which was attacked by the JeM terrorist. Having lost 40 men to the ghastly terror attack, Iqbal Singh didn’t lose empathy and compassion for others.
