Actually, a street dog named “Lalu” at Javar police station was struggling with life and death for the last three days. He breathed his last on Monday afternoon. After this, all the employees of the police station cremated him. This last rites were performed with full legal rites, such as the last rites of a pet. Javar police station in -charge G. P. Verma and other staff together performed the funeral of “Lalu” at some distance from the police station.
‘Lalu’ was in the police station for the last 3 years
Javar police station in -charge Ganga Prasad Verma said that all the employees of the police station tried their best in the treatment of ‘Lalu’. He was also admitted to Khandwa veterinary hospital, but as soon as he was brought to Javar police station after improving his health, he gave up his life. “Lalu” was born in the Javar police station premises. For the last 3 years, he had a house near Javar police station.
Police station staff buried with respect
Kailash Tiwari, the staff of the police station, said that “Lalu” had also stopped eating and drinking for three days. He was ill due to strong sunlight and heat. He was treated a lot, but could not be saved. In his three days of illness, all the staff of the police station served him a lot, but could not be saved. Therefore, the staff of all the police stations together buried him in the ground at some distance from the police station premises.
‘Lalu’ used to join the daily parade
Please tell that “Lalu” used to join the regular parade in the police station. This street dog, which has been sitting for the last 3 years on the threshold of Javar police station, was a favorite of all the staff of the police station. After ‘Lalu’ left, the staff of the police station are remembering his words. Javar police station in -charge Ganga Prasad Verma said that during the morning and evening the parade of all the staff of the police station, ‘Lalu’ used to stand in the corner until the parade is over. It was involved in his routine at 10:00 am every morning and 6:00 pm.
Special tiffin used to come for ‘Lalu’
Sub Inspector Kailash Tiwari of Javar police station said that ‘Lalu’ used to make a difference between the general public and the alcoholics. If a drunken mistake had come to the threshold of the police station, he would not let him come in. There are many stories when ‘Lalu’ prevented alcoholics from entering the police station. Police station in -charge Ganga Prasad Verma used to ask for special tiffin for ‘Lalu’. The staff of the police station brought tiffin with them, some part was also shared with ‘Lalu’. All the staff of the police station said that ‘Lalu’ will be missed while having food and during the parade.