A police inspector, identified as Raju Rajak, arranged an oxygen cylinder and rushed it to help a man's ailing mother in central India's Madhya Pradesh on May 5. The incident took place in Indergarh, located in the Datia district.

Visuals feature the police officials transporting the oxygen cylinder to the ailing patient's house. They carry the cylinder out of their vehicle and into the house. Following this, they place it in proximity to the patient, who rests on a cot in the middle of the room.

The 75-year-old patient, identified as Rati Devi, was suffering from COVID-19 and ran out of oxygen supply. Following this, panic gripped her son, Dinesh Agarwal, who put out a video on his social media platform explaining his current predicament of not being able to arrange an oxygen cylinder for his dying mother.

Upon witnessing his video, Raju Rajak, an inspector from Sewda, immediately swung into action and began looking for oxygen cylinders. Upon finding one, he rushed it to Dinesh's house within half an hour and helped his ailing mother. Moreover, according to Dinesh, the incident helped restore his faith in humanity.