Man thrown out of moving train in UP: He argued about a water bottle

India

oi-Vicky Nanjappa

Lucknow,
Aug
08:
Railway
pantry
staff
allegedly
attacked
a
man
and
threw
him
out
of
a
moving
train
in
Lalitpur
district
in
Uttar
Pradesh’s
Jhansi,
police
said
on
Monday.

One
of
the
accused
has
been
arrested,
they
said.

Ravi
Yadav,
26,
was
travelling
along
with
his
sister
on
Raptisagar
Express
(12591)
on
Saturday.
When
the
train
reached
near
Jiroli
village,
an
argument
broke
out
between
him
and
the
pantry
staff
over
the
purchase
of
a
water
bottle
and
spitting
pan
masala,
police
said,
according
to
new
agency
PTI.

Following
this,
Ravi
Yadav’s
sister
got
off
the
train
at
Lalitpur
station,
but
the
pantry
staff
did
not
allow
him
to
leave.

Forest
department
called
after
snake
in
train
causes
panic

Later,
they
allegedly
beat
him
up
and
threw
him
out
of
the
moving
train
on
to
the
track,
from
where
locals
rushed
him
to
the
district
hospital.

He
was
referred
to
Jhansi
Medical
College,
where
his
condition
is
said
to
be
out
of
danger.

Based
on
Ravi
Yadav’s
complaint,
an
FIR
has
been
registered
against
the
pantry
staff
under
sections
323
(voluntarily
causing
hurt),
325
(causing
grievous
hurt)
and
506
(criminal
intimidation)
of
the
Indian
Penal
Code,
Government
Railway
Police
Circle
Officer
Mohammed
Naeem
said.

Ravi
Yadav
identified
the
arrested
accused
as
Amit.
A
detailed
inquiry
is
underway,
he
said.