Big accident due to negligence, 3 died while making videos at railway track

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There are many cases kept coming to the fore regarding incidents while making reels and videos in railway tracks. In such a case, a woman and two men were hit by a train while making reels on the railway track in Mussoorie police station area of ​​Ghaziabad, Uttar Pradesh, due to which all three died tragically. The police got the news of this from the railway station master. Police reached the spot and sent the body for postmortem.

All three have been identified. The dead bodies have been identified as Shakeel (32) s/o Basheer resident of Mussoorie, Nadeem (23) s/o Israr alias Kalua resident of village Disaura police station Mundali Meerut and Zainab (20) wife Nadeem resident of Disaura Hall resident of Mussoorie. Shakeel and Nadeem were both friends and were truck drivers. Nadeem had a love marriage with Zainab. Both had married 6 months ago. All three had left the house at 2 pm on Wednesday to bring the goods.

DCP Rural Dr. Eraj Raja told that the police had received the news of the incident through the station master’s memo. On Wednesday night, the Padmavat Express train going from Ghaziabad to Lucknow came under under the train while making videos near Kallu Garhi railway crossing in Mussoorie. The loco pilot of Padmavat Express had informed about this at Dasna railway station.

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