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Dubai Police’s Heartwarming Onam Gesture to Baby Janma Goes Viral

Dubai Police’s Heartwarming Onam Gesture to Baby Janma Goes Viral

Dubai,TNM:A heartwarming Onam moment involving Dubai Police and a three-year-old girl has captured the attention of social media users, with the video garnering millions of views within just two days. Dressed in a traditional silk skirt, jasmine flowers adorning her hair and a small flower basket in her hand, little Janma was celebrating Onam with her family near Al Thawar Park in Qusais when a Dubai Police patrol vehicle arrived at the parking area.

Initially a little frightened after seeing the police vehicle, Janma stood at a distance. However, the officer soon turned the moment into a beautiful memory. After greeting the family with a warm “Happy Onam,” the officer spoke to Janma’s mother, Linsy, who mentioned that the child was slightly scared of the police. The officer then stepped out of the vehicle carrying a juice packet and lovingly called Janma closer. After some hesitation, the little girl slowly approached him. The officer handed her the juice and, in a touching gesture, kissed her gently on the forehead.

 

 

 

Janma’s father, Jomon Johnny, captured the entire moment on camera. Moved by the warmth and kindness shown by the police officer, he later shared the video on social media with the caption: “Love, respect and pride for those who keep the city of Dubai safe.” The video quickly went viral, receiving more than 6 million views within hours and crossing 10 million views within two days of being posted. Social media users have praised the officer’s affectionate gesture and the sense of care and compassion shown towards the child.

The unforgettable moment took place on the morning of the first day of Onam, when Janma had gone out with her father Jomon, mother Linsey and elder sister Johanna to celebrate the festival. Jomon said that he was initially concerned when the police vehicle approached, but hearing the officers wish the family “Happy Onam” immediately made him feel happy. Jomon, a native of Kollam, has been living in the UAE since 2019 and works in sales at a Dubai-based company. Linsy works as a nurse, while their elder daughter Johanna is a student. What began as a brief encounter during an Onam outing has now become a cherished family memory for Janma — and a heartwarming reminder of the kindness and human connection that can turn an ordinary moment into something unforgettable.