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Conspiracy to overturn train near Surat: Recently, a shocking revelation has been made about an attempt to overturn a train near Kim in Surat district. Police investigation revealed that the perpetrators of this incident were 3 railway employees.
Superintendent of Police Hitesh Suryadev Mistry said today that in the greed of fame and reward, these accused kept the fish plates open on the railway track and conspired to overturn the train by opening 71 locks. Shubham Jaiprakash Jaiswal has been arrested.
Here, let us tell you that in this Chakchari incident, many officials including Surat Rural, Railway were involved in the investigation and seeing the seriousness of the incident, the NIA and ATS team also reached the spot and investigated. After a comprehensive investigation, the incident has been solved.
How was the deficit gap resolved?
In this incident, the accused Subhash Podar who was on patrol had taken out a Jogglefish plate, ERC clip and photos and videos from the upper railway track, so that the difference in the specific time period and mobile phone of the three persons on patrol could be investigated. The photos and clips in Manish Kumar Mistry's mobile phone had been deleted, which were found in the recycle bin history. In such a situation, all three broke down after strict interrogation by the police.
The three accused who were arrested had removed the ERC clip on the railway track and opened the Jugglefish plate and placed it on the track and gave false information that unknown accused had placed it on the track to overturn the train, which was an attempt to overturn the train.
Why
This conspiracy was hatched The main reason behind this entire conspiracy was that the three accused could get reward and publicity for themselves and continue their night monsoon night duty which would end soon and they would get another day off to go out with their family. Also, the monsoon night duty was intended to be made longer.
Superintendent of Police Hitesh Joysar said that on September 21, 2024, after 5:00 am, there was an incident of removing 71 ERC padlocks and fish plates and placing them on the down track on about one and a half kilometer long railway track between Khim-Kosamba.
In this incident, the oldest employee among the employees working on the track is Subhash Podar, who lives in Kim and is originally from Bhagalpur, Bihar. Along with him is Manish Kumar Suryadev Mistry, who also lives in Kim and is originally from Patna, Bihar. At the same time, Shubham Jaiswal also lives in Kim and is originally from Chandauli, UP. All three are engaged in maintenance work on the tracks.
