<p>Mumbai: On 14 July, a video of a youth performing stunts on suburban local trains of Mumbai, went viral on social media platforms. </p><p>The video attracted a lot of criticism.</p><p>Accordingly, the Mumbai-headquartered Central Railway (CR) issued a stern warning against such stunts, which risk not only their own lives but others as well. </p><p>Upon being brought to attention, the Railway Protection Force (RPF) Post at Wadala Road registered a case against the unidentified individual seen in the footage. </p>.Three, including two minors, held for performing wheelies .<p>Efforts were made to trace and apprehend the person involved.</p><p>Finally, the RPF was successful in tracing the person at his home who has been identified as Farhat Azam Shaikh, a resident of Antop Hill in Wadala. </p><p>On inquiring about the incident in the video he confirmed that he had committed the illegal act of performing the stunt at Sewri Station on 7 March on a CSMT bound train. Besides, he had also got the illegal act recorded by a friend to upload it on social media to get likes. </p><p>In a tragic turn of events, Farhat on 14 April met with a life threatening accident while performing another stunt at Masjid station and lost his left arm and leg. </p><p>The Railway administration had rushed him to St George’s Hospital, CSMT for treatment. </p><p>“He is facing extreme difficulty in performing daily chores and has appealed to all passengers in a video to stay away from performing such dangerous acts which are not only illegal but are also life threatening,” CR officials said. </p><p>“The safety of passengers remains the top priority for Indian Railways, and the authorities continue to take all necessary measures to ensure a secure travel environment,” the CR said.</p>
<p>Mumbai: On 14 July, a video of a youth performing stunts on suburban local trains of Mumbai, went viral on social media platforms. </p><p>The video attracted a lot of criticism.</p><p>Accordingly, the Mumbai-headquartered Central Railway (CR) issued a stern warning against such stunts, which risk not only their own lives but others as well. </p><p>Upon being brought to attention, the Railway Protection Force (RPF) Post at Wadala Road registered a case against the unidentified individual seen in the footage. </p>.Three, including two minors, held for performing wheelies .<p>Efforts were made to trace and apprehend the person involved.</p><p>Finally, the RPF was successful in tracing the person at his home who has been identified as Farhat Azam Shaikh, a resident of Antop Hill in Wadala. </p><p>On inquiring about the incident in the video he confirmed that he had committed the illegal act of performing the stunt at Sewri Station on 7 March on a CSMT bound train. Besides, he had also got the illegal act recorded by a friend to upload it on social media to get likes. </p><p>In a tragic turn of events, Farhat on 14 April met with a life threatening accident while performing another stunt at Masjid station and lost his left arm and leg. </p><p>The Railway administration had rushed him to St George’s Hospital, CSMT for treatment. </p><p>“He is facing extreme difficulty in performing daily chores and has appealed to all passengers in a video to stay away from performing such dangerous acts which are not only illegal but are also life threatening,” CR officials said. </p><p>“The safety of passengers remains the top priority for Indian Railways, and the authorities continue to take all necessary measures to ensure a secure travel environment,” the CR said.</p>