An abandoned newborn girl was saved in Bareilly by khushboo Patani, a former indian Army officer and the sister of bollywood star Disha Patani. On Sunday, the 33-year-old fitness instructor and businesswoman posted a video to instagram showing her helping the baby who was abandoned in a run-down roadside shelter.
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Khushboo is seen approaching the temporary shelter where the child is lying alone at the beginning of the video. The baby starts crying as soon as she scoops her up, and she reassures her gently as the camera rolls. Khushboo quietly promises to ensure the baby is secure and gets the attention she needs while holding the kid in her arms.
Towards the end of the video, she urges the person filming to zoom in on the baby's face and says, "If you are from Bareilly and this is your child, then tell us how the parents left her in this place. Shame on such parents!" She concludes with a plea to the public: "Please identify and share the girl child pictures."
Sharing the video, khushboo captioned it: "Jako rakhe saiyan, maar sake nah koi (Nobody can harm one whom god protects). I hope she will be taken care of by the authorities and whatever is the chain of command ahead with proper rules and regulations @bareillypolice @uppolice @myogi_adityanath. Please save the girl child in our country! kab tak chalega yeh sab? (Till when will this continue)? Please. I will ensure that she goes to the right hand and her life will flourish henceforth!"
Click to watch the Video
Khushboo is seen approaching the temporary shelter where the child is lying alone at the beginning of the video. The baby starts crying as soon as she scoops her up, and she reassures her gently as the camera rolls. Khushboo quietly promises to ensure the baby is secure and gets the attention she needs while holding the kid in her arms.
Towards the end of the video, she urges the person filming to zoom in on the baby's face and says, "If you are from Bareilly and this is your child, then tell us how the parents left her in this place. Shame on such parents!" She concludes with a plea to the public: "Please identify and share the girl child pictures."
Sharing the video, khushboo captioned it: "Jako rakhe saiyan, maar sake nah koi (Nobody can harm one whom god protects). I hope she will be taken care of by the authorities and whatever is the chain of command ahead with proper rules and regulations @bareillypolice @uppolice @myogi_adityanath. Please save the girl child in our country! kab tak chalega yeh sab? (Till when will this continue)? Please. I will ensure that she goes to the right hand and her life will flourish henceforth!"
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