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Navi Mumbai Cops Save Motorist's Life After Flyover Crash

Two police constables saved a motorist's life by performing CPR. The driver crashed into a road divider on the Reliance flyover.

Mumbai Alert · City Desk
Mumbai Alert · City Desk
City Desk · Mumbai Alert News · Tue, 21 July 2026 at 07:54 pm
Navi Mumbai Cops Save Motorist's Life After Flyover Crash

On July 17, at around 10:30 pm, two police constables, Sachin Dhale and Sachin Sul, were on their way home after completing their duty at the Rabale Traffic Branch in Navi Mumbai. As they were driving on the Belapur-bound lane of the Reliance flyover, they noticed a car that had crashed into the road divider about 50 meters from the start of the flyover.

The constables immediately stopped their vehicle and approached the crashed car, where they found the driver, Sachin Bichukale, unconscious. They quickly assessed the situation and administered CPR to revive the driver. Within a few moments, Bichukale regained consciousness.

The constables then shifted Bichukale to Gawali Hospital in Rabale for further treatment. During the treatment, Bichukale's wife, Anjali, called his mobile phone, and the police informed her about the incident and assured her that her husband was safe and receiving medical attention.

Bichukale, a resident of Moraj Residency in Sanpada, works with Larsen & Toubro in Vasai. He told the police that he lost consciousness while driving home from work, which led to the accident.

On July 18, the two constables visited the hospital to enquire about Bichukale's condition, which was found to be stable. The incident highlights the quick thinking and prompt response of the police constables, who saved a life even after completing their duty.

The Senior Police Inspector of the Rabale Traffic Branch, Nitin Badgujar, praised the constables for their exemplary service. He said that their presence of mind, prompt response, and humanity are a matter of pride for the entire police force.

The incident showcases the commitment of the police personnel to the safety and service of citizens, even beyond their duty hours. The constables' commendable act has earned them appreciation and recognition.

The Navi Mumbai police have consistently demonstrated their dedication to serving the community, and this incident is a testament to their selfless service. The police constables' actions have not only saved a life but also restored faith in the community's trust in the police force.

In a city like Navi Mumbai, where accidents can happen anytime, the police force plays a crucial role in responding to emergencies and saving lives. The constables' timely intervention in this incident has set an example for others to follow.

The incident has also highlighted the importance of CPR training and the need for more people to learn this life-saving skill. The police constables' ability to administer CPR promptly and effectively has made a significant difference in saving Bichukale's life.

In conclusion, the Navi Mumbai police constables' actions have demonstrated their commitment to serving the community and saving lives. Their selfless service and quick thinking have earned them recognition and appreciation, and their actions will be remembered as a testament to the police force's dedication to the community.

Frequently asked questions

What happened to the driver after the crash?

The driver, Sachin Bichukale, was administered CPR by the police constables and regained consciousness. He was then shifted to Gawali Hospital in Rabale for further treatment.

Who saved the driver's life?

Two police constables, Sachin Dhale and Sachin Sul, saved the driver's life by administering CPR after the crash.

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