Surat Police Make Diwali Special for Elderly at Old Age Home

Surat : The festival of lights, Diwali, was made special for the elderly people at the Matoshree old age home when the police staff from Rander police station led by police inspector Atul Sonara took their blessings and presented them with Diwali goodies as part of the special humanitarian work.

The police officer promised that he will make sure that their sons and daughters would visit the old age home to meet them during the festive season.

On the occasion of Diwali, the elders living in the old age home were blessed with shawls, caps, and sweaters from Rander police.

A very emotional scene was created during the visit of the police staff of Rander police station to the old age home. There was an emotional conversation and dialogue between the police and elders. The Diwali celebrations of the police began with a visit to the old age home and the blessings of the elders, leaving the hearts of all the elders filled with happiness. Elders were moved by this attitude of the police and they blessed all the policemen with heavy hearts and tears in their eyes.

This heartwarming gesture by the Rander police station is a reminder that the police are not just there to enforce the law, but also to serve and protect the community. It is also a reminder that the elderly are an important part of our society and should be treated with respect and dignity.

“We wanted to do something special for the elderly people at the old age home this Diwali. They are often forgotten and neglected, so we wanted to show them that we care. We also wanted to send a message to their children and grandchildren that they should never forget their parents and grandparents” said Atul Sonara, police inspector.

“I am so grateful to the Rander police for visiting us and bringing us Diwali gifts. It means so much to us to know that we are not forgotten. I am especially touched by the promise of the police inspector to make sure that our children and grandchildren visit us during the festive season.”