Agra police felicitates youth who saved Spanish tourists from robbers
Talking to India Today, Senior Superintendent of Police in Agra, Shalabh Mathur, said the two Spanish women were passing through a bylane linked to the main Mall Road when the two goons, riding a motorbike, snatched their bags and sped away.
The Agra police on Wednesday felicitated two men who had helped the cops in catching the miscreants trying to rob two Spanish tourists last week.
Talking to India Today, Senior Superintendent of Police in Agra, Shalabh Mathur, said the two Spanish women were passing through a bylane linked to the main Mall Road when the two goons, riding a motorbike, snatched their bags and sped away.
As the people present there raised an alarm, Aamir Qureshi, who works as a Spanish translator and Virendra, a businessman, chased the robbers and handed them over to the police.
Mathur said their bravery, despite the two miscreants carrying firearms, is commendable and has recommended their names for a bravery award.
Praising the bravery of the duo, Prahalad Agarwal of the Agra Tourist Welfare Chamber said, "The bravery of these men saved the reputation of Agra and India as a tourist destination. With such bravehearts in the city, the tourists can feel perfectly safe."