Efforts of police give second life to youth

If the human heart that beats for 70 times and pumps blood for 2160 times in a minute stops functioning even for a single minute, the death knells will ring. If the transplantation of such an important organ is required to be undertaken, it involves so much of efforts from the specialist doctors. Although it was the cardiologists who transplanted the heart of Veeranjaneyulu on November 11 are the most appreciable persons, the efforts of the police involved in this incident cannot be subsided. The police competed with the time and made the mission a successful one. It is an exaggeration, if someone says that without the well planned and executed strategy of the police for the mission, the transplantation could have not been successful.

On November 11 at 9.45 p.m. at a wellnoted hospital in Secunderabad, all signal lights turned to be green from Secunderabad to Jubilee Hills. Almost, before 100mts warning was given to all concerned to keep the road vacate. Ambulance rushed from one junction to the other. This was not an arrangement for a VIP’s movement rather an arrangement made to save a life of youth. The police played the key role in transporting a person whose brain was dead from one place to another place so that the heart transplantation could be undertaken to save a person’s life.