Bikaner Train Accident: Husband-Wife Dispute Ends in Three Deaths, One Seriously Injured While Trying to Save Them
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Three people, including a husband and wife, were killed after being struck by a train at Ghadsisar railway track in Rajasthan’s Bikaner on Sunday, while a man who tried to rescue them was seriously injured.
The accident occurred at around 1.30 pm in the Ghadsisar area under the jurisdiction of Jai Narayan Vyas Colony police station.
According to preliminary information, the couple, who were reportedly working at a farm near the railway track, got into an argument over an undisclosed issue. During the dispute, both moved towards the railway tracks.
Two Men Attempt to Rescue Couple
When two men noticed the couple on the railway track, they rushed towards them in an attempt to save them. However, a train approached before they could move everyone to safety.
All four people were struck by the train. The husband and wife, along with one of the rescuers, died in the accident, while the fourth person sustained serious injuries.
The deceased rescuer was identified as Sanjit Mochi, a resident of Darbhanga in Bihar. The identities of the husband and wife were yet to be officially established.
The injured man was identified as Amarchand Sankhla, a resident of Ranibazar. He suffered serious head injuries and was taken to hospital for treatment.
Police Begin Investigation
Following the accident, the train stopped at the spot. Teams from the Government Railway Police (GRP) and local police reached the scene after receiving information.
Ward 30 councillor Abdul Sattar also visited the accident site. The bodies were shifted to the mortuary with assistance from local social service organisations.
Station House Officer Devendra Singh said police had identified one of the deceased as Sanjit Mochi and were working to establish the identities of the other victims.
Police are investigating the circumstances that led the couple to reach the railway track and how the four people came under the train. The reason behind the couple's argument has not yet been established.
