Four policemen stepped in when the baby grew restless and cried as his mother was taking an exam.
A group of police constables in Hyderabad was seen taking care of a six-month-old while his mother was taking an exam. This is the second time in a week that Telangana policemen were seen babysitting as young mothers wrote their exams.
The baby boy's mother, who aspires to join the police force, had handed him over to her sister before she went inside the Telangana State Public Service Commission examination centre at Parsi School in Hyderabad on Sunday.
Four policemen who were posted at the exam centre stepped in when the baby grew restless and cried as he waited for his mother outside the exam hall.
A group of policemen in Hyderabad spent time with a baby as his mother was taking an exam.
One of the policemen held the baby in his arms and another fed him milk from a bottle. "We were posted at this place because of the exams. We noticed that the baby boy was crying and a woman, who was taking care of him, was unable to control the baby. We took the baby and consoled him. Later, we also fed him bottled milk,'' said police constable Diwarkar.
On October 1, a Telangana police constable took care of a four-month-old baby while its mother was writing the police constable exam in Mahbubnagar. The photo of head constable Mujib ur Rahman cuddling the baby won over the internet.
The 48-year-old was deployed at the examination centre at Boys Junior College in Mahbubnagar as part of the security arrangement for the police constable examination.
(With inputs from ANI)