Man loses arm and leg in dangerous train stunt | Mumbai News - Times of India

Farhat Shaikh’s first stunt at Sewr MUMBAI: A young commuter, whose clip of a dangerous stunt at Sewri station had sparked outrage, lost...

Farhat Shaikh’s first stunt at Sewr

MUMBAI: A young commuter, whose clip of a dangerous stunt at Sewri station had sparked outrage, lost an arm and a leg while attempting to repeat the act a month later.

In the video, which went viral on July 14, the youth was seen running and then sliding along a moving local train. While he managed to have a grip on the door, he did not board the train till it nearly left the station.
RPF, which registered a case after the video was brought to its attention, traced the man, Farhat Shaikh, to his home in Antop Hill, Wadala, and found that he had lost his limbs in a second such stunt.
He revealed that he had performed the first stunt on March 7 at Sewri station and had asked a friend to record it so that he could upload the video to gain likes on social media.
Shaikh said he performed a similar stunt at Masjid station on April 14, in which he sustained injuries. He said the railway administration had rushed him to St George’s Hospital, but he subsequently lost an arm and a leg.
Swapnil Nila, Central Railway’s (CR) chief public relations officer, said the video had prompted the authorities to issue a stern warning against performing such dangerous stunts. CR has urged citizens to report anyone indulging in such stunts on trains or platforms by contacting 9004410735 or 139 immediately.

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