In a horrifying event, a Jaipur-Mumbai Central Express train passenger, assistant sub-inspector Tika Ram Meena, and three other passengers were shot and killed by a Railway Protection Force (RPF) policeman on Monday while they were on duty.
The incident happened within the B5 carriage of the Jaipur-Mumbai Superfast Express between Dahisar and Mira Road stops.
“In a regrettable event, ASI Tika Ram, the escort in charge of Train No. 12956 Jaipur-Mumbai Superfast Express, was shot by policeman Chetan Kumar. After killing his colleague, the policeman first detained passengers at gunpoint, according to a statement from Western Railways.
“We regret the shooting incident involving ASI Tika Ram and three passengers. After pulling the alarm chain, constable Chetan Kumar sat down next to Dahisar and attempted to leave. was nevertheless detained by RPF along with the firearm, according to the statement.
The most recent information on the Jaipur-Mumbai train shooting case is provided below in 10 parts.
Chetan Kumar, an RPF policeman, used the AKM, a modified version of the AK 47, to shoot dead Tika Ram Meena, his partner in charge, and three other passengers.
Chetan, the accused, who is a member of the Mumbai Central RPF, shot around 12 bullets.
One senior officer and three to four officers are usually stationed aboard express trains for escorting, according to RPF sources.
Accused Chetan opened fire on the train on Sunday at three different locations: B5, where two victims were killed, the pantry, where one victim was killed, and S6, where one victim was killed.
At 2:50 AM on Monday, the accused Chetan boarded the Jaipur Mumbai Central Superfast Express at the Surat train station.
In the Jaipur Mumbai Central Superfast Express, there were also two more constables, ASI Tikaram, and Chetan.
Sources claim that Chetan opened fire as the train left Palghar Railway Station. He then attempted to flee but was apprehended by police at the station.
The remains were then transported off the train to the Borivali railway station and sent to the neighboring Shatabdi Hospital for an autopsy.
According to the first investigation, the accused Chetan complained of mental harassment and was agitated.He wasn’t feeling well and lost his composure, according to the Western Railway Police Commissioner.There wasn’t any debate.
Chetan, the accused, is an Uttar Pradesh native. His previous assignment was in Gujarat.
