Netizens have praised Loco’s co-pilot, known as Ganesh Ghosh, for bravely crawling under a train stuck on a bridge to fix an air leak. The train resumed its journey after Gosh resolved the problem. clip The Ministry of Railways shared Ghosh’s brave act on Twitter on Monday.
The clip showed Ghosh crawling under the train. He heard a man urging him to be careful. One of the passengers looked at him with admiration after crawling out from under the train. Meanwhile, water could be seen flowing rapidly under the bridge.
यात्रियों की सेवा see सुरक्षा में समर्पित।
Railsevaks is committed to serving its passengers 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. An exemplary display of bravery by Ganesh Ghosh, an ALP who crawled under the buses of a train stopped on a bridge and fixed an air leak that helped restart the journey. pic.twitter.com/9ZdkXBYacY
– Ministry of Railways (RailMinIndia) June 20 2022
The Ministry of Railways appreciated Ghosh “for his exemplary display of courage.” Railsevaks is committed to serving its passengers 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. An exemplary show of bravery by Ganesh Ghosh, ALP who crawled under buses of a train stopped on a bridge and fixed an air leak that helped restart the journey,” the Ministry of Railways tweeted.
While many users praised the local pilot for his efforts, others raised the need to improve rail infrastructure.
One social media user commented, “This shouldn’t be necessary. RailMinIndia, this is not a matter of pride. Perspective needs calibration. First, get the coaches to have no holes, but sewage tanks. And award service and maintenance bids based on passenger ratings and not L1 price.
Another user wrote, “Hats off to the workmanship and dedication of the railway workers. They are working around the clock to serve and help the nation grow.”
These are dangerous, sharp vessels near his head.
Time to get a helmet for each railroad, and if he’s part of the train crew, he should be on the train.– Anantha Padmanaban. (@AnanthaPad) June 20 2022
Great job by Indian Railways staff
– Kishor (@_kishor739) June 20 2022
This problem should be checked in the original station. This is a failure for the maintenance crew at the original station and they need to be pulled over. Tweet embed
– Abhi1949 ME (EE) (@Abhi19492) June 20 2022
Hats off to the workmanship and dedication of the railway workers. They work around the clock to serve and help the nation grow.
– Ady Gupte (@AdyGupte) June 20 2022
Why does he have to do such a dangerous task, and why isn’t it handled remotely or by machine.
– Jerryleen S (@JerryleenS) June 20 2022
This is not something to be proud of. What a railway employee does is really commendable, but who is responsible for his security? The man is risking his life without any safety equipment. No helmet and no ropes to hang over the bridge. What the hell is this?
– Aur Batao (@amit___sood) June 20 2022
Two days ago, the Ministry of Railways published a video that showed a member of the railway protection force dragging an elderly woman onto the sidewalk. Just seconds before a train rushes in front of them. The woman was trying to cross the bars and the RPF officer got praise online for saving the lady.