A railway security officer at Borivali station in Mumbai recently saved a woman from a life-threatening accident. She lost her balance while trying to get off a moving train. The CCTV footage, shared by the Ministry of Railways, captures the tense moment when the woman nearly got stuck between the train and the platform.
The alert officer rushed in and pulled her to safety, preventing a potential disaster.
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Many praised the officer’s quick response and called for his recognition. However, the incident also serves as a reminder of the everyday risks faced by Mumbaikars while commuting. The reckless habit of boarding or deboarding moving trains has long been a concern. But for many in the city, it remains a necessary part of life.
Mumbai’s local train system is often described as the lifeline of the city. It ferries millions of passengers daily. With the relentless pace of work and the pressure to reach destinations on time, commuters frequently resort to dangerous shortcuts.
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These include jumping on or off moving trains, squeezing into overcrowded compartments, or even hanging onto the doors. Despite repeated warnings from railway authorities, such practices continue. They are fueled by the city’s unrelenting demands.
Upgrades like locking systems and automatic doors may help. However, the deeper issue remains: Mumbai’s lifestyle itself encourages these high-risk behaviors. For countless commuters, every second counts. Waiting for the train to come to a complete stop often seems like a luxury they cannot afford.
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The railway officer’s heroic act is commendable. But the larger challenge remains—balancing Mumbai’s fast-paced life with safety. Until significant structural changes are made, the everyday hustle of Mumbai’s local train commuters is unlikely to slow down.
At Borivali railway station in Maharashtra, a woman lost her balance and fell while getting down from a moving train. The railway security personnel present there showed promptness and saved her
pic.twitter.com/FU7pw5K2GC— Ghar Ke Kalesh (@gharkekalesh) March 9, 2025
