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February 17, 2026

Bengaluru Couple ‘Forgets’ Sleeping Child in Cab; Cops Rescue Within an Hour

The CSR Journal Magazine

A remarkable police response led to the safe recovery of a young child who was inadvertently left in a cab in Bengaluru. On February 14, the couple was returning home from an outing when they exited the vehicle, not realizing that their 4-year-old child was still asleep in the back seat. After exiting, the cab drove away with their child inside, prompting the couple to act swiftly.

Immediate Police Action Taken

Panicked, the couple contacted the emergency hotline Namma 112, which is designed to deliver urgent assistance from police, fire, and medical services. Upon receiving the call, police officers responded quickly; two officers reached the couple’s location within two minutes. Utilizing the vehicle’s registration number, the officers traced the cab driver and instructed him to return to the couple’s residence with the child.

Child Reunited with Parents Promptly

The driver confirmed that the child remained in the vehicle and proceeded to deliver the child back to the couple within an hour after the initial call to emergency services. Upon arrival, the driver handed over the child safely, bringing relief to the distressed parents.

Support and Guidance Offered to the Parents

Following the successful reunion, police took the opportunity to provide a counseling session for the couple. Authorities emphasized the importance of vigilance when traveling with young children to avoid similar situations in the future. The couple received guidance on how to ensure their child’s safety during outings.

Community Reactions to the Incident

The incident attracted attention on social media, where it circulated widely and garnered a mix of responses from users. Many individuals praised the timely efforts of the Bengaluru Police for their swift response in the situation. However, some social media users expressed concern about the parents’ oversight, criticizing them for not being more attentive to their child’s whereabouts. This discourse raised questions regarding parental responsibilities and attentiveness during travel.

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