Mumbai Cop Removes 6-Foot Python From Dharavi Home. Watch

A six-foot python managed to sneak right into a home in Mumbai’s Dharavi space not too long ago, creating panic. Hair-raising footage shared by Mumbai Police reveals a constable working to take away the snake from the place it had coiled itself round wood beams on the ceiling. 

In the footage, police constable Murlidhar Jadhav could be seen capturing the Indian rock python together with his naked palms. 

According to Mumbai Police, the massive python managed to sneak inside a Dharavi dwelling and precipitated a flurry amongst its residents and neighbours, who contacted the police division for assist. Police Constable Murlidhar Jadhav then reached the spot to rescue the snake – and earned reward for main the rescue operation regardless of having a fractured leg.

“A fractured leg didn’t stop PC Murlidhar Jadhav from performing his duty, who rescued the python & released it in its natural habitat with help from the Forest Dept.,” Mumbai Police wrote whereas sharing footage of the rescue operation on Twitter:

Escorting The Gatecrasher Out!

A 6 ft lengthy Indian Rock Python sneaked in a Dharavi dwelling inflicting panic.

A fractured leg did not cease PC Murlidhar Jadhav from performing his responsibility, who rescued the python & launched it in its pure habitat with assist from the Forest Dept. pic.twitter.com/yURWjlugWh

— Mumbai Police (@MumbaiPolice) January 1, 2021

The footage has been watched over 10,000 occasions on the microblogging platform, the place many thanked the cop for capturing the python safely.

Mr Jadhav’s efforts to rescue the snake had been additionally applauded by the Home Minister of Maharashtra, Anil Deshmukh. “The bravery and courage shown by him to handle the situation are exemplary,” he wrote whereas sharing the video on Twitter.

मुंबई पोलीस दलात कार्यरत असणारे पोलीस शिपाई मुरलीधर जाधव यांनी मोठ्या हिंमतीने धारावीतील एका घरात शिरलेल्या अजगराला सुरक्षित बाहेर काढले. जाधव यांनी कार्यतत्परतेने केलेली ही कामगिरी कौतुकास्पद आहे.@MumbaiPolicepic.twitter.com/7srmiS52Wi

— ANIL DESHMUKH (@AnilDeshmukhNCP) January 2, 2021

The snake was launched again into its pure habitat.

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