Passenger arrested after viral video shows mobile thief kicked off moving train
A suspected mobile thief was allegedly kicked off the moving Azad Hind Express after passengers confronted him. The incident has triggered a GRP investigation and renewed concern over passenger safety.
A disturbing incident on the Azad Hind Express has sparked concern after a video showing a passenger kicking a suspected mobile thief off a moving train went viral on social media.
The incident reportedly took place on the Urkura-Mandar railway section in Chhattisgarh. According to reports, a man accused of stealing a mobile phone was trying to escape when he was confronted by passengers inside the train.
The viral video shows the alleged thief hanging near the train's door while the train was moving at high speed. At that moment, a passenger inside the coach allegedly kicked him, causing him to fall from the moving train. Another passenger recorded the incident on a mobile phone, and the video later spread widely online.
After the video surfaced, the Government Railway Police (GRP) took cognisance of the matter and initiated action. The passenger identified as R. Suresh Kumar, who allegedly kicked the man, has been arrested. Police have registered a case against him under Sections 115(2) and 117(3) of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS).
Meanwhile, GRP teams are searching for the alleged mobile thief who fell from the train and was reportedly injured. Police said all aspects of the case are being investigated, and the viral video is being examined as an important piece of evidence.
The incident has raised questions over passenger safety and the dangers of taking law enforcement into one's own hands during train journeys.
A disturbing incident on the Azad Hind Express has sparked concern after a video showing a passenger kicking a suspected mobile thief off a moving train went viral on social media.
The incident reportedly took place on the Urkura-Mandar railway section in Chhattisgarh. According to reports, a man accused of stealing a mobile phone was trying to escape when he was confronted by passengers inside the train.
The viral video shows the alleged thief hanging near the train's door while the train was moving at high speed. At that moment, a passenger inside the coach allegedly kicked him, causing him to fall from the moving train. Another passenger recorded the incident on a mobile phone, and the video later spread widely online.
After the video surfaced, the Government Railway Police (GRP) took cognisance of the matter and initiated action. The passenger identified as R. Suresh Kumar, who allegedly kicked the man, has been arrested. Police have registered a case against him under Sections 115(2) and 117(3) of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS).
Meanwhile, GRP teams are searching for the alleged mobile thief who fell from the train and was reportedly injured. Police said all aspects of the case are being investigated, and the viral video is being examined as an important piece of evidence.
The incident has raised questions over passenger safety and the dangers of taking law enforcement into one's own hands during train journeys.
A disturbing incident on the Azad Hind Express has sparked concern after a video showing a passenger kicking a suspected mobile thief off a moving train went viral on social media.
The incident reportedly took place on the Urkura-Mandar railway section in Chhattisgarh. According to reports, a man accused of stealing a mobile phone was trying to escape when he was confronted by passengers inside the train.
The viral video shows the alleged thief hanging near the train's door while the train was moving at high speed. At that moment, a passenger inside the coach allegedly kicked him, causing him to fall from the moving train. Another passenger recorded the incident on a mobile phone, and the video later spread widely online.
After the video surfaced, the Government Railway Police (GRP) took cognisance of the matter and initiated action. The passenger identified as R. Suresh Kumar, who allegedly kicked the man, has been arrested. Police have registered a case against him under Sections 115(2) and 117(3) of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS).
Meanwhile, GRP teams are searching for the alleged mobile thief who fell from the train and was reportedly injured. Police said all aspects of the case are being investigated, and the viral video is being examined as an important piece of evidence.
The incident has raised questions over passenger safety and the dangers of taking law enforcement into one's own hands during train journeys.
