A retired Petty Officer from the Indian Navy’s MARCOS unit, DS Negi, became an internet sensation after heroically rescuing a drowning man. A viral video captured his swift and courageous act, highlighting his dedication to service even after retirement. The incident deeply moved the rescued man’s father, who expressed immense gratitude towards Negi.
Navy veteran Manan Bhatt shared the story on social media, emphasizing that Negi’s bravery transcends his profession and age. Bhatt’s post read, “Negi’s act of courage extended beyond the rescued man.
It serves as a powerful reminder to society that age and profession are not barriers to service and valour. His selfless act inspires us all to be ready to lend a helping hand whenever needed, regardless of the circumstances.”
In the accompanying video, the rescued man is seen being carried to a rickshaw for transport to the hospital. Onlookers applauded when it was revealed that DS Negi was a former MARCOS officer. The victim’s father, visibly moved, showed his gratitude with folded hands.
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Since its posting on July 16, the video has garnered over 42,000 views and 1,500 likes. Many users praised Negi’s heroism. One comment read, “That guy is ripped! Naman to the courageous few, the elites, the tip of the sword- Marcos.”
Another user, Balwant Singh Rathore, added, “A true soldier. Salute his bravery and unparalleled efforts. There was a huge crowd watching the drama, but just one boy came forward to assist him in rescue efforts.” A fourth person shared, “Armed forces are always on duty,”
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