HYDERABAD: Taking a selfie via trespassing directly to railway tracks or railway belongings, which may pose threat to 1’s own safety or others or result in disruption of educate services, would possibly land you in prison.
Railway police have began a marketing campaign to tell other folks not to do adventures while taking selfies, which would possibly pose threat and impact railway services. In the remaining 3 months, as according to a South Central Rail (SCR) be aware, two selfie-related incidents had been reported. A youth was once injured while taking a selfie video with the backdrop of a operating MMTS at Borabanda in the town, while aman died while clicking a selfie in Kakinada in Andhra Pradesh.
On January 22, T Shiva, whose video of close to the Bharat Nagar-Borabanda railway track went viral, was once convicted via a railway court docket. “He was once passed out a punishment of five-day easy imprisonment or pay a penalty of Rs 500. The convict Shiva paid Rs 500 nice," stated a be aware issued via SCR, giving main points from railway police, at the request of TOI.
In the Kakinada incident, which took place on January 15 in Kovvur yard, SCR officers stated an individual died while taking selfie in the yard via mountaineering on an oil tanker. He suffered surprise due to the presence of high voltage OHE transaction, through which he gained critical burn accidents. He was once shifted to government health center, the place he succumbed.
Railway police stated other folks taking selfies, which would possibly have unhealthy consequences, could be booked beneath Section 147 of the Railway Act. “The patrolling groups had been sensitised to crack down on other folks indulging in loopy movements through selfie. To carry consciousness amongst other folks, we have now been interesting other folks to be responsible through public bulletins. If movements of other folks whose acts endanger others or impact educate provider, a prison case will be booked and they're going to be produced in court docket," superintendent of police, Government Railway Police, Secunderabad, G Ashok Kumar instructed TOI.
Railway police have began a marketing campaign to tell other folks not to do adventures while taking selfies, which would possibly pose threat and impact railway services. In the remaining 3 months, as according to a South Central Rail (SCR) be aware, two selfie-related incidents had been reported. A youth was once injured while taking a selfie video with the backdrop of a operating MMTS at Borabanda in the town, while aman died while clicking a selfie in Kakinada in Andhra Pradesh.
On January 22, T Shiva, whose video of close to the Bharat Nagar-Borabanda railway track went viral, was once convicted via a railway court docket. “He was once passed out a punishment of five-day easy imprisonment or pay a penalty of Rs 500. The convict Shiva paid Rs 500 nice," stated a be aware issued via SCR, giving main points from railway police, at the request of TOI.
In the Kakinada incident, which took place on January 15 in Kovvur yard, SCR officers stated an individual died while taking selfie in the yard via mountaineering on an oil tanker. He suffered surprise due to the presence of high voltage OHE transaction, through which he gained critical burn accidents. He was once shifted to government health center, the place he succumbed.
Railway police stated other folks taking selfies, which would possibly have unhealthy consequences, could be booked beneath Section 147 of the Railway Act. “The patrolling groups had been sensitised to crack down on other folks indulging in loopy movements through selfie. To carry consciousness amongst other folks, we have now been interesting other folks to be responsible through public bulletins. If movements of other folks whose acts endanger others or impact educate provider, a prison case will be booked and they're going to be produced in court docket," superintendent of police, Government Railway Police, Secunderabad, G Ashok Kumar instructed TOI.
Beware! Selfie on railway tracks may land you in jail
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