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Disha Patani’s Sister Appeals PM Modi: Brave Act

In an inspiring act of bravery and empathy, Khushboo Patani, former Army officer and sister of Bollywood actress Disha Patani, has made national headlines after saving a deserted baby girl in Bareilly.

On Sunday, Khushboo found the infant alone in a run-down shanty close to her residence. She did not waste any time, comforting the weeping child and making sure her safety was assured immediately, all while recording the ordeal in an emotional video posted on Instagram.

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Khushboo’s emotional appeal did not end with the rescue. She tagged Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, and officials, asking them to step in and ensure the protection of the girl child.

“Please save the girl child in our country! Kab tak chalega yeh sab? (How long will this continue?) I will take care that she reaches the right hand and her life would flourish further,” she posted.

Her message was well-received across the board, with netizens and celebrities alike lauding her as “always a soldier”—a testament to her sense of duty that remains unwavering even after she left the Army.

Khushboo’s action has again brought into focus the issue of safety of girl children in India, challenging the authorities and society to act. Her assurance to provide a good future for the rescued child is a ray of hope and a beacon of justice.

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