Part 2
Summary
TLDRThe speaker addresses the challenges faced by police officers, highlighting their dedication and the need for society's understanding. They discuss the irregular meal times and the empathetic side of policing, including instances of officers helping citizens and maintaining law and order. The speaker emphasizes the importance of not judging the entire police force based on the actions of a few and shares personal experiences of discrimination. They also recount heroic acts of rescue by officers and the media's often negative portrayal of police work, concluding with the message that despite the hardships, they take pride in their service.
Takeaways
- 🍲 Police officers often miss regular meal times due to their demanding schedules, resorting to eating on-the-go or at odd hours.
- 🛌 The script mentions a policeman taking a nap on the road, highlighting the exhausting nature of their work.
- 👶 A female constable is depicted caring for a crying infant during an examination, showing the compassionate side of policing.
- 🚔 The script emphasizes the dual role of the police, balancing law enforcement with empathy and compassion during adversities.
- 🏥 The speaker compares police work to that of doctors, stating the need for constant sensitivity and alertness.
- 🙅♂️ The speaker refutes the idea that any wrongdoing by individual officers justifies generalizing the entire police force as bad.
- 🏘️ The script touches on the societal perception of police, with an anecdote of the speaker being refused a rental flat due to his profession.
- 👮♀️ It shares a heroic incident where constables rescued a woman and her child without hesitation during a late-night patrol.
- 📺 The speaker criticizes media portrayals that often focus on negative incidents involving the police, suggesting a more balanced view is needed.
- 🎉 Police officers sacrifice personal time with their families during festivals to ensure public safety and order.
Q & A
Why do some police officers eat packets instead of having regular meals?
-Police officers sometimes eat packets because they don't have time to go to a restaurant or have a fixed meal schedule due to their demanding work hours and responsibilities.
What is the significance of the policeman taking a nap on the road as mentioned in the script?
-The policeman taking a nap on the road signifies the exhausting nature of their work, often requiring them to rest whenever and wherever they can during their downtime.
How does the script describe the role of police officers during examinations when an infant is crying?
-The script highlights the compassionate side of policing, where a female constable takes care of a crying infant during examinations, showing their empathetic nature beyond law enforcement.
Why does the speaker emphasize the importance of being sensitive like a doctor in the police force?
-The speaker emphasizes the importance of sensitivity in the police force because, like doctors, they must be constantly alert and sensitive to the cases they handle, as each case can be critical and require their full attention.
What does the speaker mean by the 'ying and yang of policing'?
-The 'ying and yang of policing' refers to the dual nature of police work, which includes both the enforcement of law and order and the display of empathy and compassion towards the public during difficult times.
Why does the speaker share stories of police officers' hardships and stress?
-The speaker shares stories of police officers' hardships and stress to increase societal understanding and acknowledgment of the challenges they face, and to counter negative perceptions.
What is the speaker's stance on the portrayal of the police in the media?
-The speaker believes that the media often portrays a selective and negative image of the police, which does not reflect the full range of their work and the positive contributions they make to society.
Why does the speaker compare police officers to doctors in terms of sensitivity and commitment?
-The speaker compares police officers to doctors to emphasize the need for constant vigilance and sensitivity in handling cases, as both professions deal with critical situations that require their full attention and dedication.
What incident is mentioned in the script that showcases the bravery and quick response of police officers?
-The incident mentioned is when two constables, Janaki and Raj Shakar, rescued a woman and her child from drowning in a lake without hesitation during their patrol, showcasing their bravery and commitment to public safety.
Why does the speaker mention police officers celebrating festivals with the public instead of their families?
-The speaker mentions this to highlight the sacrifices police officers make, often prioritizing their duty to serve the public over personal family time, especially during festive occasions.
Outlines
👮♂️ Policing: Challenges and Compassion
The speaker discusses the demanding and irregular lifestyle of police officers, who often miss out on regular meals and social interactions due to their duties. They emphasize the dual nature of policing, which involves both enforcement and empathy. The speaker shares examples of police officers' dedication, such as a policeman taking a nap on the road during duty and a female constable comforting a crying infant during an examination. The narrative also includes a story of two constables who, without hesitation, jumped into a lake to rescue a woman and her child during a late-night patrol. The speaker stresses the importance of acknowledging the hard work and sacrifices of the police force, and challenges the negative stereotypes often associated with the profession.
🌟 Beyond Negative Portrayals: Celebrating Policework
This paragraph continues the discussion on the media's often selective portrayal of police actions, focusing on negative incidents. The speaker points out that such portrayals do not reflect the everyday heroism and dedication of police officers. They mention how police officers miss out on family celebrations and festivals to serve the public, highlighting their commitment to duty. The speaker also shares a specific incident where two constables, Janaki and Raj Shakar, rescued a woman and her child from a lake in the middle of the night, showcasing the readiness of the police to act in critical situations. The paragraph concludes with a call for society to appreciate the efforts of the police and to recognize that they, like doctors, must remain vigilant and sensitive in their work.
Mindmap
Keywords
💡Biryani
💡Law enforcement
💡Empathy
💡Adversities
💡Sensitivity
💡Stress
💡Public perception
💡Compassion
💡Patrolling
💡Rescue
💡Media portrayal
Highlights
People often don't have time to eat at restaurants and resort to eating packets or quick meals.
Policemen eat irregularly, sometimes at 12:00 at night or 3:00 in the afternoon after protests.
A policeman is seen taking a nap on the road during his break time.
A female constable is shown taking care of a crying infant during an examination.
Policemen are not going to homes like doctors, highlighting their dedication to duty.
The speaker emphasizes the yin and yang of policing, balancing law enforcement with compassion.
Policemen are compared to doctors, needing to be sensitive and attentive 24/7.
The speaker clarifies that showing these examples is not to justify any wrongdoings by the police.
The importance of society understanding and acknowledging the hardships and stress of policemen.
The speaker shares a personal experience of discrimination faced by policemen in renting an apartment.
The speaker encourages a change in societal perception of the police station as a place to avoid.
A story of constables rescuing a woman and her child from a lake in the middle of the night.
The media often portrays police in a negative light, focusing on negative incidents.
The police are not gods and cannot appear at crime scenes instantly, contrary to public expectations.
Policemen celebrate festivals with the public, often sacrificing time with their families.
The speaker expresses pride in the police uniform and the chosen path of service.
Transcripts
is happening at some place how people
didn't get time to go to a restaurant
and order some soup and order some
Biryani some starters and have it or we
didn't get time in the morning to take a
a a lunch box and have some fixed time
go and have some chitchat with our
colleagues and have food whenever we get
time we eat some packets our constables
will eat this kind of packet that's why
they're very eish it's not that we are
eating a lot it's that we eat at 12:00
in the night we eat in the afternoon at
3:00 in after the protest is over we
come in the morning at 4:00 for
something so there are many things you
see the first picture the policeman is
just sleeping taking a nap on the
road it is that that has taken during
the co time the second thing is when
when examination is going on a young uh
infant is crying then our lady con is
taking care of and the third Pi during
the co they were not uh going to the
homes
just like doctors having said all these
things it's not that uh just I want to
see I want to tell this the ying and
yang of policing we always use both the
law enforcement thing we use the force
uh in a legal framework and at the same
time we empathize and we we show The
Compassion to the public during the
adversities maybe it is a disasters
maybe floods maybe situations like Co
whatever it is we always work in a in a
very empathetic manner so why am i
showing showing all these
things so by showing all these things
I'm not justifying that what are the
wrong doings that have been committed by
the policeman is Justified it's not
justified because I always tell my um my
force that we we are like doctors a
doctor has to be sensitive throw their
career 24x7 365 days if a cardiologist
doing a 10 surgeries today and the 11th
surgery he just can't close his eyes
Okay at 10 I have done let let us let me
do the 11th surgery with closing my
eyes just like that if I crack 10
missing cases I can't be casual at 11th
case maybe the 11th case maybe the most
challenging 11th case the kid may be
actually kidnapped so every case every
petition everything so we have to be
sensitive the polic man has to be
sensitive to the petition that is coming
to the police station so just like
doctors we can't take risk we can't get
the casualness coming to a work place so
that is one thing so why I telling all
these things
to I'm telling all these things just to
just to make the society to understand
the work that is the policeman is doing
just understand their hardships
understand their uh their their hard
work their stress their conditions just
acknowledge if not appreciating them
just acknowledge them if a one person is
doing some mistake don't think that the
entire police department is bad if you
think that what I I'm it's very close to
me some 3 4 years back I want to take a
rented apartment I went there and I
asked uh this flat I just want to take
on they said that what is your
profession I said I'm a policeman they
said that we are not going to give for
police and lawers I was like what
happened
I then that that perception is there I
told them nothing to worry I I'll give
I'll give 6 months Advance if you want
but I want that because that was the
emergency for me then many of the times
many people come to me and they always
say
sir I was like what is wrong coming to
the police station it is not it is not a
hell it is not a it's not that some bad
place to come it's okay you come to the
police just like any other department so
that conception that that perception has
to be uh has to be uh done with so as a
as a society we have to think and I just
like to tell one more example of my
constable janaki and Raj shakar of
aminpur police station in the midnight
at 2:00 they received a call saying that
they didn't receive call that that is
the uh beauty of the story they were
doing the patrolling at a nearby lake
suddenly L they hear some sound
splashing of water not splashing that's
water sound is there somebody has jumped
into the
water and
immediately two constables one con
jumped into the water first without
thinking anything where whe it is a
stone or person he jumped into the water
and he rescued a girl he rescued a woman
and their kid so at 2:00 in the night
without thinking without having a second
thought he just jumped into the water
and he said both mother and kid but uh
the mother by the time we recovered that
mother she was telling one more kid is
also there that's a CH part of the story
if she would if he would have known that
one more person is there would have Sav
that so we we we have appreciated them
and these kind of stories will not come
this kind of stories will come uh here
and there but most of the time it won't
come the media always uh many of the
times portrays the negativity a
selective portrayal of the negative
incidents of the police even the
pictures pictures May that police will
come at the
last you you give information once the
incident is over yeah you once the
murder is over you are calling the
police the we didn't know we we didn't
know we and they say that you are late
we are not God just like that disappear
and suddenly
appear we need a vehicle we will come
there we didn't know your route where
you are going we need at least as a
human person we need at least 10 minutes
of time to come to you so that the basic
n so having said all these things and
many other things that I want to share
that we don't have festivals every
Festival we celebrate with the public
rather than our families our kids are
waiting for us the families be it a holy
be it a Diwali be it a 31st night so
everyone is celebrating with their
families by cutting the cake by dancing
with DJs music party and all you'll be
there doing the DDS track and drive test
chasing the bike racers and all those
things but having said that we choose
that path we always take pride in that
we
always love this
uniform uh we always I mean all these
things are there so at the
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