A drunk man who got his head stuck in a park bench was rescued by police officers in Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh, on April 7.

Two officers came across the man after they heard him shouting at 1 am. With the help of another team, they managed to free the man's head from the small gap in the bench,

Following medical treatment, he was discharged and has since been reported to be in good health.

Timely work by the cop rescued a man whose neck got stuck in a park bench in northern India's Uttar Pradesh.

The incident took place in Ramlila Park, Kanpur, on April 7.

Visuals showed the man's neck stuck between the gaps of the park bench. After moving his legs and body into different positions and directions, the cop was successful in completing the rescue.

According to reports, the man, experiencing intense pain, began shouting, but fortunately, two vigilant policemen came to his aid in the dead of night. Reports from the local area suggest that the man, inebriated, had inadvertently trapped his neck in the gap of a bench while sleeping, twisting awkwardly.

Upon hearing noises emanating from the park around 1 a.m., local residents promptly alerted the Swarupnagar police. Inspector Rajesh Sharma and Sub-Inspector Kavindra Khatana, accompanied by several officers, swiftly arrived at the scene. Employing their expertise, the officers successfully freed a young man whose neck had become trapped in a bench.

Rajesh Sharma, the head of the police station, disclosed that the young man identified himself as a resident of the area and frequented the park regularly. On the particular Sunday night in question, he had dozed off on the bench and inadvertently slipped through a gap in its support structure, causing his neck to become lodged. After approximately 20 minutes of concerted effort, the police safely extricated him, resulting in only a minor scratch on his neck. Following medical treatment, he was discharged and has since been reported to be in good health.

In the video, music can be heard in the background. SHO Rajesh Kumar Sharma, speaking to Newslions, verified that the music was indeed playing at the park.