Lieutenant Botirjon Samiyev's vigilance and responsibility are evident when he is serving around the historical monuments of Samarkand. Colleagues appreciate him as a modest, at the same time, demanding employee. He has decency in his behavior and respect for citizens.
"Peace is the greatest blessing, and preserving it is an honor for each of us," said Lieutenant B. Samiyev. - While a tourist from the Russian Federation was visiting the holy complex with his family, their little child got lost among people. Parents who were very worried about this situation turned to me for help. We quickly studied the situation and started looking for the child through the surrounding surveillance cameras. Not long after that, the boy was found watching pigeons in the yard of the compound. When we returned him safely to his parents, his mother burst into tears of joy and thanked us immensely. The most impressive aspect was that the boy looked at his parents and said: "When I grow up, I will become a police officer." These words became the greatest moral reward of our service for me and my colleagues.
Preservation of peace and tranquility is achieved not only by the force of law, but also by love, responsibility and humanity. Lieutenant Samiyev always works with a deep sense of this responsibility.
Every tourist's first impression of our country, every person's feeling of safety is related to the work of such selfless employees. Sometimes a sweet word, a timely help or a simple attention will become a beautiful memory that will be kept in a person's heart for a lifetime.
The hero of our film pays special attention to reading books, sports and family in his off-duty time. This shows his deep attitude towards life. Love for the country and dedication to the profession became his main life principle. No matter where the service activity takes place in the city's historical monument area, he will tell foreign tourists who ask him questions about historical monuments and sacred complexes with interest. To do this, he constantly studies history. Because every piece of information is well aware of how tourists form their impressions of our country.
Umida MAMADALIYEVA,
our own reporter.
Samarkand region.