CR TTE, RPF Reunite Five-Year-Old Boy With Mother Within Minutes After Separation At Pune Station
A five-year-old boy was accidentally left behind at Pune railway station after deboarding the Dadar–Tirunelveli Chalukya Express. His mother alerted TTE Shambhu Kumar Yadav, who immediately coordinated with railway officials and the RPF. RPF personnel traced and secured the child within 10 minutes. His mother later returned from Satara and reunited with him safely.
Mumbai: The prompt action of a Central Railway Travelling Ticket Examiner (TTE) and the Railway Protection Force (RPF) helped reunite a five-year-old boy with his mother after he was accidentally left behind at Pune railway station while travelling on the Dadar–Tirunelveli Chalukya Express.
The incident occurred on the night of August 5 aboard Train No. 11021. Revathi, who was travelling in coach S6, realised after the train left Pune that her son was missing. It was later found that the child had inadvertently deboarded the train at Pune along with another passenger. On being alerted, TTE Shambhu Kumar Yadav immediately informed Train Conductor Arvind Mahato, the Chief Crew Controller at Pune and the RPF. He also shared the child's photograph with the RPF team.
Responding swiftly, RPF personnel at Pune located and secured the child within 10 minutes. After verifying the child's identity through the photograph, Revathi got down at the next scheduled halt, Satara, and returned to Pune, where she was safely reunited with her son.
Central Railway praised the quick response of the TTE and RPF personnel, saying their timely coordination ensured the child was traced without delay.
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