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📍COLLEGE STATION: Aggies, please think twice before doing this.🙏🏼 Climbing over or between train cars is extremely dangerous because the train can start moving without warning, causing you to fall, become trapped, or be seriously injured. Even when a train appears stopped, sudden movements and hidden hazards can turn...

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🚨 Woman Harassed on a Moving Train: Serious Questions About RailMadad’s Emergency Response On August 30, a woman was travelling on the 8:30 PM Vanchinad Express from Thiruvalla towards Ernakulam South. When the train reached Kottayam, a man who appeared to be heavily intoxicated and not fully in his senses boarded the train. After noticing the woman, he deliberately came and sat close to her. He then began leaning towards her, making her uncomfortable. She moved away and changed her seat to maintain some distance from him. However, the man followed her and repeatedly attempted to touch and hold her leg. He tried to do this two or three times. When he attempted it for the third time, the incident was recorded on video and his hand was stopped. An emergency complaint was immediately raised through the RailMadad app. However, the response was that there were reportedly no railway staff, police officers, or RPF personnel available between Kottayam and Ernakulam Junction, making immediate intervention difficult. She was informed that assistance could be sent from Ernakulam South if required. Afterwards, the man got down at Mulanturutty station, where he continued to harass and intimidate the woman before eventually leaving the station. The bigger concern: What happens when an emergency occurs inside a moving train? If a passenger especially a woman is being harassed or feels unsafe inside a moving train, assistance should be available while the train is in transit, not only after it reaches a particular station. If a passenger uses RailMadad to report an emergency, the expectation is that the complaint will trigger a prompt and effective response. Being told that no railway, police, or RPF personnel are available between two stations raises serious concerns about passenger safety. Railway authorities should urgently review this system and ensure that genuine emergency complaints made through RailMadad receive timely assistance, including appropriate intervention by railway security personnel at the earliest possible opportunity. Passenger safety must not depend on how far the train is from the next station. Women and all passengers deserve to feel safe and protected throughout their journey.

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A dispute over closing the door of a Mumbai local train during heavy rain turned deadly late Monday night when a 22-year-old passenger was allegedly stabbed to death by a fellow commuter inside a first-class coach, police said. The incident took place aboard the Churchgate-Nallasopara Fast Local between Andheri and Borivali stations. The victim, identified as Mayank Ramesh Lohar, and the accused had boarded the first-class coach at Andheri and were travelling in the same compartment when a dispute reportedly broke out over whether the train door should be kept open or shut amid the downpour. According to the Government Railway Police (GRP), the argument soon turned violent, with the accused allegedly pulling out a knife and stabbing Lohar in the abdomen inside the moving train. The attack left the 22-year-old critically injured. As the train approached Borivali station around 11 pm, the accused allegedly jumped off before it came to a complete halt at Platform No. 6 and fled the scene. The train arrived at Borivali station at 11.04 pm, following which Railway Protection Force (RPF) personnel, GRP officials and medical teams rushed to the coach. Lohar was taken out of the compartment and shifted for emergency treatment. Doctors examined him at the station's Emergency Medical Room at around 11.22 pm and declared him dead. His body was later shifted to Shatabdi Hospital in Kandivali for further legal procedures. Borivali GRP has registered a case and launched a search operation to trace the accused, whose identity is yet to be established. Officials said CCTV footage and other evidence from the station and train were secured immediately and handed over to investigating agencies. Senior Western Railway officials also reached Borivali station after the incident and reviewed the response and security arrangements. Preliminary investigation suggests the stabbing stemmed from a dispute over closing the train door during heavy rain. Police are examining footage, eyewitness accounts and other evidence to establish the exact sequence of events.

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