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Woman Jumps into Sukhna Lake, ASI Rakesh Saves Her Life
CrimeChandigarh

Woman Jumps into Sukhna Lake, ASI Rakesh Saves Her Life

By NewsWave Desk28 Aug 2026, 10:38 am121 views

A 50-year-old woman jumped into Sukhna Lake in Chandigarh. ASI Rakesh quickly entered the water

Woman Jumps into Sukhna Lake, ASI Rakesh Saves Her Life

Chandigarh, August 28: Panic gripped Sukhna Lake on Thursday afternoon after a woman jumped into the deep waters of the lake. A police team immediately reached the spot following the alert, and Assistant Sub-Inspector (ASI) Rakesh risked his life to rescue the woman.

The woman, aged around 50, was pulled out of the water safely and later handed over to her husband.

ASI Rakesh Jumps into Lake to Rescue Woman

According to the information available, the incident took place at around 12:30 pm on Thursday. The woman reportedly jumped into the lake while a police patrol team was in the area.

As soon as the police received the information, ASI Rakesh, who is posted at the Sukhna Lake police post and is part of a team led by post in-charge Sunil Kumar, immediately entered the water.

Despite the risk involved, he managed to reach the woman and bring her safely out of the lake.

Woman Reportedly Under Mental Stress

According to the information available, the woman was reportedly facing mental stress. The exact circumstances leading to the incident have not been disclosed.

After being rescued, she was handed over to her husband.

Public Praises Police Action

A large number of people were present at Sukhna Lake when the incident occurred. Witnesses appreciated ASI Rakesh for his courage and prompt response.

The timely intervention by the police helped prevent what could have turned into a major tragedy. The police response also drew appreciation from people present at the lake.


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