RPF Constable killed Colleague and Three Passengers on Mumbai-bound Jaipur Express Train
According to officials, the policeman, who went by the name of Chetan Kumar, leapt out of the train after the shooting at the Dahisar railway station but was subsequently captured with his firearm.
Tragedy strikes when a horrible occurrence on board the Mumbai-bound Jaipur Express Train leaves a path of destruction, with a startling twist that rocks the foundations of our faith in security and reliability. Three innocent passengers and an RPF constable who was supposed to be protecting them are killed in a violent and senseless act by the RPF constable, leaving a permanent scar on the hearts of those who had previously been assured of their security while traveling.
On Monday’s Mumbai-bound Jaipur Express Train, a Railway Protection Force (RPF) policeman is said to have killed his fellow officer while also holding three other passengers at gunpoint and shooting them dead.
According to witnesses, about 5.23 am, policeman Chetan Kumar and assistant sub-inspector (ASI) Tika Ram were arguing on the train’s B5 carriage between Mira Road and Bhayandar stations. They stated that after holding Ram and three other passengers at gunpoint, Kumar opened fire.
A murder case has been reported, and the police are looking into what sparked the argument between the two RPF employees as well as the chain of events that resulted in the fatalities.
After the incident, Kumar ran out of the train close to the Dahisar railway station, but he was subsequently captured with his gun.
A Western Railways spokeswoman stated that the inquiry was ongoing and that the cause of the incident has not yet been determined. We lament the deaths of ASI Tika Ram and three of his passengers. After the alarm chain was pulled, Constable Chetan Kumar sat down next to Dahisar and attempted to leave. But he was also taken into custody with the firearm.
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