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The most challenging part for Dr Ashwathi Soman was to persuade the middle-aged Chola Nayakan to come down to their hospital for better medical care.

Recognising the bravery of the two girls, the Superintendent of Police (SP) in Alwar, Rahul Prakash, rewarded them with Rs 1000 each.

The incident came to the fore when final-year law student Kavitha J Kalloor took to the social media and posted about the entire episode along with the miscreant’s photo.

As they squeezed through the tightly-packed crowd, they saw that two men who were crossdressers were the targets and the mob had beaten them black and blue. One man had already succumbed to his injuries, while the second was battling for his life.

The river Indravati, is densely populated with crocodiles– but this brave nurse isn't letting that stop her from doing her duty!

Instead of backing down, Vijay immediately raised the alarm - determined to bring Vicky to justice.

The girls’ bravery was lauded by the senior police officials, who also revealed that the snatcher was a repeat offender.

"For the longest time, mirrors were removed from my room so I would not see my face. The first time I caught a glimpse of myself was a reflection on the elevator doors, I was disappointed and then scared.”

The incident happened last Wednesday late at night in Bengaluru, where his daughter was left stranded due to heavy rain.