Indian Railways
New Delhi: A big news related to Indian Railways has emerged. The Railway Directorate has issued instructions to all its zones saying that a case will be registered if there is a threat to railway safety. That is, if any person makes a reel on a train or on the train tracks, a case will be opened against him.
What’s the whole deal?
In fact, people make reels on trains and railway tracks to go viral on social media. It has also been seen in many places that people have been injured by moving trains while making reels. There is a trend, especially among young people, who go to the train tracks and make action reels or do some experiments, like placing a rock or some object on the train tracks. Those who make these coils endanger themselves and the lives of railway passengers.
In such a situation, the government is taking a strict attitude towards coil manufacturing on railway tracks and running of trains. If this is done, a case will be registered against the accused. The Railway Board has issued directions to all its zones in this matter, stating that if reel manufacturers pose a threat to the safety of railway operations or cause inconvenience to passengers in railway carriages or facilities, an FIR will be lodged against them. to be registered.
Recently a viral video appeared
Recently a video went viral in which a child recorded a video while performing stunts with a moving train. The video that is going viral on social networks was recorded from inside a train, in which you can see that the train begins to move on the platform, at that moment a person runs with the train and after a while time, holding onto the handle, he falls onto the platform with his feet. After stopping the train, he slips and starts moving with the train. In this way, he performs dangerous stunts with a moving train, the video of which is going viral on social networks. Finally he gets on the train. No information could be found on when and where the video is from, but it is definitely going viral. (Entry: Anamika Gaur)
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