<p>Indian Railway Protection Force (RPF) constable Chetan Singh, who is accused of shooting and killing four individuals on a Jaipur-Mumbai train on Monday (July 31), reportedly compelled a victim under gun point to walk two train coaches down to the pantry car before fatally shooting him, according to a Government Railway Police (GRP) official familiar with the investigation.</p>

<p>Singh, 33, stands accused of using his automatic weapon to fatally shoot his senior RPF colleague Tika Ram Meena and three passengers aboard a moving train near Palghar railway station in the western Maharashtra state.</p>

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<p>The official reportedly shared that Singh forced a passenger named Syed S, who was in coach B2, to move at gunpoint towards the pantry car. They moved through coaches B2 and B1 as fellow passengers witnessed the shocking scene.</p>

<h2><strong>How did the scene unfold?</strong></h2>

<p>As per police reports, Singh initially shot his senior colleague Meena at close range shortly after the train passed Vaitarna station. He then killed a 60-year-old passenger identified as Abdul Kaderbhai within the same compartment. Subsequently, he moved through four more coaches, killing two additional passengers.</p>

<p>After the incident, Singh placed his assault weapon against a seat and proceeded to deliver a hate-filled speech targeting Muslims. He encouraged passengers to record this speech on their phones for media consumption.&nbsp;</p>

<p><a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/india-4-killed-after-rpf-constable-opens-fire-in-moving-train-620885"><strong>Also read:&nbsp;India: 4 killed as Railway Protection Force constable opens fire in moving train</strong></a></p>

<p>Once the train stopped, Singh exited near Mira Road station, following the activation of the emergency chain by a passenger. He fired some shots toward the train and discarded his rifle on the tracks before attempting to flee. However, he was apprehended near Mira Road station.</p>

<h2><strong>Investigation by GRP going on</strong></h2>

<p>The GRP announced plans to examine CCTV footage from the train as part of their ongoing investigation. The railway board established a five-member committee to conduct a thorough inquiry into the incident.</p>

<p>According to media reports, when RPF personnel boarded the train in Surat, Singh reportedly expressed discomfort during the journey. While he wished to disembark at Valsad, ASI Meena attempted to convince him to complete his duty. After conversing with a senior RPF official through control, Singh was instructed to fulfil his duty and undergo a medical examination upon reaching Mumbai Central, their final destination.</p>

<p>Although the medical examination has been conducted, his motives behind the shootings remain unclear.</p>

<p>Authorities are also gathering information from other passengers who may have witnessed Chetan Singh wreaking havoc inside the train.</p>

<p>A Mumbai court has remanded Singh into police custody until August 7th.</p>

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Indian Railway Protection Force (RPF) constable Chetan Singh, who is accused of shooting and killing four individuals on a Jaipur-Mumbai train on Monday (July 31), reportedly compelled a victim under gun point to walk two train coaches down to the pantry car before fatally shooting him, according to a Government Railway Police (GRP) official familiar with the investigation.

Indian Railway Protection Force (RPF) constable Chetan Singh, who is accused of shooting and killing four individuals on a Jaipur-Mumbai train on Monday (July 31), reportedly compelled a victim under gun point to walk two train coaches down to the pantry car before fatally shooting him, according to a Government Railway Police (GRP) official familiar with the investigation. Singh, 33, stands accused of using his automatic weapon to fatally shoot his senior RPF colleague Tika Ram Meena and three passengers aboard a moving train near Palghar railway station in the western Maharashtra state. Watch: India: Three passengers and one railway protection force shot dead × The official reportedly shared that Singh forced a passenger named Syed S, who was in coach B2, to move at gunpoint towards the pantry car. They moved through coaches B2 and B1 as fellow passengers witnessed the shocking scene. How did the scene unfold? As per police reports, Singh initially shot his senior colleague Meena at close range shortly after the train passed Vaitarna station. He then killed a 60-year-old passenger identified as Abdul Kaderbhai within the same compartment. Subsequently, he moved through four more coaches, killing two additional passengers. After the incident, Singh placed his assault weapon against a seat and proceeded to deliver a hate-filled speech targeting Muslims. He encouraged passengers to record this speech on their phones for media consumption. Also read: India: 4 killed as Railway Protection Force constable opens fire in moving train Once the train stopped, Singh exited near Mira Road station, following the activation of the emergency chain by a passenger. He fired some shots toward the train and discarded his rifle on the tracks before attempting to flee. However, he was apprehended near Mira Road station. Investigation by GRP going on The GRP announced plans to examine CCTV footage from the train as part of their ongoing investigation. The railway board established a five-member committee to conduct a thorough inquiry into the incident. According to media reports, when RPF personnel boarded the train in Surat, Singh reportedly expressed discomfort during the journey. While he wished to disembark at Valsad, ASI Meena attempted to convince him to complete his duty. After conversing with a senior RPF official through control, Singh was instructed to fulfil his duty and undergo a medical examination upon reaching Mumbai Central, their final destination. Although the medical examination has been conducted, his motives behind the shootings remain unclear. Authorities are also gathering information from other passengers who may have witnessed Chetan Singh wreaking havoc inside the train. A Mumbai court has remanded Singh into police custody until August 7th. WATCH WION LIVE HERE ×

India train shooting: Constable forced victim to walk at gunpoint before firing, investigation reveals

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<p>&nbsp;Two teenagers were killed by a speeding train while they posed for selfies at a railway track in the Indian capital of New Delhi.</p>

<p>The incident took place in East Delhi&#39;s Pandav Nagar area on Saturday (January 14). The victims, Yash Kumar (16) and Shubham Saini (14), along with their five friends, had reportedly rented a camera to build a modelling portfolio.</p>

<p>The teenagers were clicking a selfie in front of an approaching train. However, they did not notice that another train was coming on the adjacent track and the boys were killed in the confusion while jumping tracks.</p>

<p>The duo&#39;s friends, who stood at a distance of a few feet, had a narrow-escape themselves, said local media reports.</p>

<p>&quot;The children went to the tracks to take a selfie. They clicked some selfies there with train but they didn&#39;t see the train coming from the other side and the two kids were mowed down by it,&quot; said Kumar&#39;s uncle on Monday (January 16).</p>

<p>The deceased teens were classmates at a private school in East Delhi. Police have seized the camera and an investigation is on.</p>

<p>Incidents like these are not uncommon in India as local youths play on the train track to boast about their feats of &#39;daredevil&#39;. Many people become victim to grievous accidents when they stumble while performing dangerous stunts.</p>

<p>The rise of selfie photography in some of the world&#39;s most beautiful, and dangerous, places is sparking a range of interventions aimed at combating risk-taking that has resulted in a string of gruesome deaths worldwide.&nbsp;</p>

<p>(Reuters)</p>


The victims, and five friends, had reportedly rented a camera to build a modelling portfolio

Two teenagers were killed by a speeding train while they posed for selfies at a railway track in the Indian capital of New Delhi. The incident took place in East Delhi's Pandav Nagar area on Saturday (January 14). The victims, Yash Kumar (16) and Shubham Saini (14), along with their five friends, had reportedly rented a camera to build a modelling portfolio. The teenagers were clicking a selfie in front of an approaching train. However, they did not notice that another train was coming on the adjacent track and the boys were killed in the confusion while jumping tracks. The duo's friends, who stood at a distance of a few feet, had a narrow-escape themselves, said local media reports. "The children went to the tracks to take a selfie. They clicked some selfies there with train but they didn't see the train coming from the other side and the two kids were mowed down by it," said Kumar's uncle on Monday (January 16). The deceased teens were classmates at a private school in East Delhi. Police have seized the camera and an investigation is on. Incidents like these are not uncommon in India as local youths play on the train track to boast about their feats of 'daredevil'. Many people become victim to grievous accidents when they stumble while performing dangerous stunts. The rise of selfie photography in some of the world's most beautiful, and dangerous, places is sparking a range of interventions aimed at combating risk-taking that has resulted in a string of gruesome deaths worldwide. (Reuters)

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