Gwalior (Madhya Pradesh): A drunk man created ruckus at Gwalior railway station, when he barged into the engine of the Gwalior–Kailaras MEMU train, pushed away the loco pilot and sat on the driving seat.
He can be stubbornly heard saying to the loco pilots in the video, “Main train chalaunga” (I will drive the train), shortly before the train’s scheduled departure on Tuesday.
A video showing him sitting inside the train’s engine has been recorded and is now going viral on social media.
The man also appears to be drunk.
Check out the video below :
According to railway staff, the MEMU train had reached platform number three nearly an hour early.
During this time, the man climbed into the Jhansi-end engine, which was not in use for the journey.
The assistant loco pilot on duty spotted him in the driver’s seat and asked him to leave, but he refused and argued.
When he continued to resist, three to four assistant loco pilots rushed in and managed to pull him out with great difficulty.
Officials said there was no risk to passengers as the train was to be driven from the Agra-end engine via Morena to Kailaras.
Before entering the engine, the man had reportedly created a disturbance on platform number one, arguing with passengers.
Even after being removed, he continued shouting and causing a scene on the platform, drawing a large crowd.
The Railway Protection Force (RPF) was informed, and further action is underway.
