Mumbai: Passengers often get injured or lose their lives while boarding and alighting on a moving train in Mumbai, the financial capital of the country, after which the trend is not taking the name of stopping. The incident that has come to light recently is from the Kalyan railway station. While boarding the moving train here, a man fell between the gap of the platform and the train and dragged for about 50 meters and kept moving forward. The case has been captured in a camera installed on platform number 4 of the Kalyan railway station.
In the same video that has surfaced, the train is seen moving and a man is seen holding a handle and falling into the platform gap. The train moves forward and he is dragging forward. It seems that he will fall into the gap sometimes from the side of the foot and sometimes from the side of the head. In such a situation, a security guard and a woman police officer on duty see him and run towards him and hold hands and feet and pull the passenger out of the gap. Looking at the video that has surfaced, it would not be wrong to say that if it was delayed by a few seconds, the passenger could have fallen into the gap and lost his life. However, the life of this passenger has been saved due to the soldiers of the Maharashtra Security Force.
Suresh Jadhav, the jawan who saved the same man's life, said, "I was on duty at platform number 4 of Kalyan railway station at around 12 am. Due to this, the Pawan Express train left and that is when I saw that a passenger was holding the handle on the gate. Seeing him falling, I and a woman police officer with me ran and grabbed his leg and pulled him from the gap.'' Suresh Jadhav is a native of Vakod in Jamner taluka of the Jalgaon district of Maharashtra. After the video of this case came out, everyone is saluting their spirit.
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