A woman named Rajsu was separated from her family in the encounter that took place during Maha Kumbh. She neither had a mobile nor did she remember the number of any relative. Then Sub Inspector Shamim Khan came forward to help her. He also took the woman home safely.

The night of 28 January was that horrific night of Maha Kumbh, which devotees can hardly forget. Who knows how many people died and how many were injured in the stampede at 1.30 am. At the same time, many people were also separated from their loved ones, which included old people and children. Here, a middle-aged woman also got separated from her loved ones in the same way. She had neither a mobile nor any other belongings. She somehow reached the railway station while wandering. Here a Muslim policeman helped her and also took her home safely.

The name of the policeman who helped the Hindu woman is Sub Inspector Shamim Khan. An old woman named Rajsu had come to Maha Kumbh with 10 people from Jhansi. She got separated from her people in the crowd and reached Prayagraj railway station while wandering. But the challenge was that the woman did not have a mobile nor did she remember the mobile number of any of her acquaintances. This woman told only the name of the city and village to Sub Inspector Mohammad Shamim Khan posted on duty.

This is how Shamim Khan helped

Mohammed Shamim Khan, a sub-inspector in Uttar Pradesh Police posted on duty outside the railway station, used a trick to reunite this woman with her separated group, for which he took the help of an app.

Rajsu met her loved ones

The name and contact number of the woman's village head is recorded in the app. First Mohammad Shamim contacted the village head and then got the family's number from the head, after which the woman was able to contact her family and meet her separated relatives. The woman said that Mohammad Shamim Khan is no less than an angel for her. He helped and protected me just like a brother protects his sister.