Indore (Madhya Pradesh): Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Mohan Yadav has announced a reward of ₹50,000 and a special promotion for Arun Singh Bhadoria, the PSO (Personal Security Officer) of Rau MLA Madhu Verma. Bhadoria was recognized for giving CPR (Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation) to the MLA during a heart attack, which helped save his life.
On Saturday, CM Yadav visited Verma in the hospital. After hearing about Bhadoria's quick actions during the emergency, the Chief Minister praised him and promised the reward and promotion as a token of appreciation.
Bhadoria explained that when MLA Verma collapsed on September 24 after suffering a heart attack while interacting with people at his residence, he immediately responded. Acting swiftly, Bhadoria placed the MLA in a vehicle and began giving him CPR on the way to the hospital, continuing the procedure until they arrived. Upon reaching the hospital, the doctors took over and began treatment. Verma later underwent surgery, and his health is currently stable.
Bhadoria credited his police training for equipping him with the skills to perform CPR, which played a critical role in saving the MLA’s life.
MLA Madhu Verma recently underwent surgery and is now in stable condition. On Saturday, September 28, Chief Minister Mohan Yadav visited Verma at the hospital. After learning about the incident, he praised the PSO, Arun Singh Bhadoria, for his quick action and promised a reward.
Bhadoria explained that the incident occurred around 10 am on September 24 when Verma was speaking to people at his home. Suddenly, the MLA suffered a silent heart attack and fainted. Bhadoria immediately acted, placing Verma in the car’s back seat and giving him CPR on the way to the hospital. He continued providing CPR until they arrived at the hospital, where doctors took over and began treatment. Following surgery, Verma’s condition is now stable, according to Bhadoria.
PSO Arun Singh Bhadoria shared that Chief Minister Mohan Yadav visited MLA Madhu Verma on Saturday. During the visit, after learning about the CPR he had given, the Chief Minister praised Bhadoria, patting him on the shoulder and mentioning a reward and possible promotion. Bhadoria expressed his gratitude for the recognition from CM Yadav.
He also mentioned that he learned CPR during his police training, where doctors conducted lectures on various emergency procedures, and CPR was one of the skills taught at the training center.
