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News India Live, Digital Desk: Often we see in films that the villain or hero jumps from a moving train and the policemen just keep watching. We think, hey! This happens only on screen.” But what has happened in Jharkhand is no less than a scene from a thriller movie.
A vicious accused, who was being taken away by the police in a fraud (420 case), tricked the police in such a way that the people in khaki uniforms were left in a tizzy. The most surprising thing is that in his hands Handcuffs Even though she was busy, she did not care about her life and jumped from the moving train.
Come, let us know the full story of this audacious and filmy incident.
What was the whole matter?
According to reports, this incident happened on the railway route of Jharkhand. A police team was arresting an accused of cheating and fraud from another state or city. Everything was going normal. The policemen were relaxed, they thought that if they were handcuffed and the train was at full speed, where would the criminal run?
This proved to be his biggest mistake. The accused was very cunning and perhaps he had prepared a ‘masterplan’ in his mind to escape.
“Sir, I have to go to the bathroom…” and then the game is over.
During the journey, the accused told the police that he had to go to the washroom. Since it is a natural need, the policemen took him away.
As soon as he reached the bathroom, he saw his opportunity. Maybe the constable standing at the gate was a little distracted, or maybe he pushed—and in no time he jumped out of the moving train.
By the time the police could understand something or do chain pulling, the ‘bird’ had flown out of the cage.
Panic in the police department
As soon as the news of the accused’s escape was received, there was panic in the police department. Questions are arising:
- Security lapse: When the prisoner was so vicious, how did the policemen become so careless?
- Risk to life: Jumping from a moving train wearing handcuffs is like inviting death. Now the police is running a search operation to find out whether the accused is alive or lying injured somewhere on the side of the tracks.
Now what next?
The train from which he jumped and the place where he jumped have been alerted to the local police stations and GRP. Ashes are being sifted around the forests and tracks. But, at present no clue of the accused has been found.
This incident teaches us that ‘if you look away, an accident occurs’. Even if the criminal is in handcuffs, he should never be underestimated.