‘Real Life Hero’: Mumbai Police Personnel Saves Passenger from Moving Train at Goregaon Station

In a heroic act of bravery, a Mumbai Police personnel who was off duty saved a man's life at Goregaon Railway Station on Wednesday. The dramatic incident unfolded as the man attempted to board a moving train but fell and got trapped between the train and the platform.

The incident was captured on video and has since garnered widespread attention on social media. In the footage, the man can be seen trying to climb onto the moving train. He misses his step, causing him to fall and get wedged in the narrow gap between the train and the platform. As the situation looked dire, PC Balaso Dhage, who was commuting home, noticed the distressing scene.

Without hesitation, PC Dhage sprang into action. The Mumbai Police captioned the video, stating, "PC Balaso Dhage, while commuting back home, saw a man stuck between a moving train and the platform at Goregaon Railway Station. Responding quickly to the situation, PC Dhage averted a tragedy & saved his life."

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PC Dhage rushed to the scene and successfully pulled the trapped man to safety, preventing what could have been a fatal accident. Following the rescue, other bystanders on the platform gathered around to check on the individual's condition.

The post, shared on August 30, has gained significant traction online, amassing over seven lakh views and nearly 30,000 likes. The video has also received numerous comments praising PC Dhage’s quick thinking and courage.

This incident not only highlights the dangers of boarding moving trains but also showcases the remarkable dedication and heroism of Mumbai's law enforcement officers.

Users Reaction to the Post:

One of the users said, “Real life hero.”

Another one said, “Constable Dhage needs to be recognised and rewarded for his brave daring timely rescue action ! Jai Ho Mumbai Police Force ! Looking forward to more such real-life Singham and Dabangg Cops and gutsy rescue rapid actions !”

A third one wrote, “Once a police. Always a police. On duty ho ya off duty. He or she knows their duty, that is to protect everyone.”

“Hats off to you Dhagesaheb. GOD BLESS YOU.”