The Dhaka Times Desk A 10-year-old boy became the police commissioner. The fact seems unreal but true. And this is the case of India.
A boy in India became a police commissioner at the age of 10. The boy Girish Sharma joined the office as the new police commissioner of Jaipur last Thursday. But he sat in that position only for one day. He was welcomed with a guard of honor at the commissioner's office. Then he went to the commissioner's chamber, and was given a chair by the present police chief of Jaipur. Girish's desire to become a top police officer for one day was fulfilled.
Girish Sharma held the post of Police Commissioner for just one day. Sitting in the chair next to him in the office, Girish was assisted in his new duties by Srinivas Janga Rao, the present Police Commissioner of Jaipur. Sitting in the commissioner's chair, Girish met several top local police officers of Rajasthan. Then he visited different police stations in the state by police car.
Boy Girish was freed from his daily routine at least for a day, because Girish was suffering from a serious kidney disease. Girish is in danger of dying due to this disease. Girish, a resident of Haryana's Shirsa district, has been undergoing treatment at SMS Hospital for the past three months. Girish was able to fulfill his wish even for a day with the initiative of a voluntary organization.
It is reported that due to illness, Girish cannot even go to school every day. But for one day, Girish is happy to sit as Jaipur police chief. And when asked what Girish wants to do sitting in the police chair, he said, he will catch the mischievous people as a policeman. Girish's appointment as Police Commissioner was widely reported in the media. Girish was at the top on TV and online media that day.
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