Around 12,000 police personnel have been deployed for ‘Namaste Trump’ event in Gujarat which includes 33 deputy commissioners and 75 assistant commissioners.
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But, amongst all security personnel there was a young mother, named Sangita Parmar, who had to bring her one-year-old child to work as she was on duty ahead of Trump’s visit.
Sangita, a constable at the Gorua Police Station in Baroda, carried her baby around in a handmade hammock for the last five days as preparations for Trump’s visit to India were underway.
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She carried her baby around as she didn’t have an option of leaving him home or with her relatives, who live almost 24 kilometres away from her workplace.
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And, because the child needed to be breastfed at regular intervals she had to keep him close. This is what she had to say while speaking to ANI:
I have to perform both the duties of a police constable and mother. I don’t have a choice between the two. It’s not that I am not facing any adversity while performing both the duties together, however, there is a sublime satisfaction. Also, my son is unwell for which he needs my care.
Sangita chose duty above all but, even then, she found a way to balance her work life and personal life without any hiccups. Her story is truly heart-warming and inspiring.