You all must have heard a saying 'the one saved by God cannot be killed by anyone'. By the way, such stories, videos are also seen many times. Something similar happened at the moment. In fact, a video has surfaced which is from Sawai Madhopur in Rajasthan. Here, the goods train passed over the youth and the youth did not even get scratched. In fact, people got the news of a young man being hit by a train on the Delhi-Mumbai mainline between Karauli and Hindaun Gate in Gangapur city. According to the information received, when the video of this incident went viral on social media, people lost their senses. In this video, a young man was lying unconscious in the middle of the railway track and the entire goods train is seen passing over him.
The name of the young man lying on the railway track is Dalchand Mahawar, who is 27 years old. And the entire goods train passed over him, but he did not get a single scratch. The youth is said to be a resident of Nasia Colony in Gangapur town and is habitually addicted to alcohol. And the young man was crossing the railway track under the influence of alcohol, during which he got stuck between the two tracks of the railway line due to being drunk. Due to the head injury, he remained on the track unconscious and in the meantime, a goods train was going from Delhi to Mumbai. During this time, the youth was lying in the middle of the railway track and the entire goods train passed over him.
This video was shared by Rajiv Chopra on his Twitter account. According to reports, a huge crowd gathered at the spot and when the train was passing by, the people present there were seen advising the youth to lie on the track. After the goods train passed away, the locals picked up the youth and took him on a two-wheeler to the government hospital in Gangapur town. The video is currently on social media.
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