Cuttack Viral Video: A close call at Cuttack railway station left everyone holding their breath when a passenger nearly fell between a moving train and the platform. Mohammed Mujahir from West Bengal was boarding the Kanyakumari–Dibrugarh Express when he suddenly lost his balance. The quick response of Constable Tulu Behera, who was on duty nearby, turned a dangerous moment into a rescue. Behera spotted Mujahir slipping and rushed forward, grabbing his bag first and then pulling him to safety just in time.
"It all happened in a split second. I heard the sound of someone slipping and just acted instinctively. I'm glad I could save a life today," said Behera. Afterwards, Behera took Mujahir to the police station, offered him water, and helped him settle down. Mujahir was shaken but unharmed and expressed deep thanks to the constable and railway staff, according to reports.
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VIDEO | Cuttack: A Railway Constable displayed exceptional bravery and presence of mind by saving a 44-year-old passenger from Mirzapur, West Bengal, who slipped while attempting to board the moving Kanyakumari–Dibrugarh Express.
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The video shared by PTI yesterday received significant likes, views, and comments from social media users. The post was captioned, "A Railway Constable displayed exceptional bravery and presence of mind by saving a 44-year-old passenger from Mirzapur, West Bengal, who slipped while attempting to board the moving Kanyakumari–Dibrugarh Express.
As the train was already in motion, the passenger lost his grip and fell dangerously close to the gap between the platform and the train wheels. The constable, stationed nearby, acted swiftly, pulling him to safety just in time."
Media reports say that Odisha’s top police officer, DGP YB Khurania, has rewarded ADG Arun Bothra with Rs 2,500 to honor the brave act of the constable. The DGP also praised the constable for his fast and courageous response.
GRP Superintendent of police Vivekanand Sharma lauded Behera for his sharp alertness and bravery. "We are preparing to officially honor his courageous act with a commendation. His quick thinking and bold action stopped a serious accident from happening," Sharma stated.