New Delhi: A woman has died due to negligence at New Delhi railway station. Actually this woman was a teacher by profession and had gone out for a holiday with her family. The 35-year-old teacher has been identified as Sakshi Ahuja. According to the information, the woman died due to electrocution at the railway station. If media reports are to be believed, this incident happened at a waterlogged place and the woman was clinging to the electric pole. Auto and taxi drivers present nearby went ahead to save them but, they could not be saved. While trying to save the woman, her sister also got electrocuted, but both the children of the woman were saved in time.
Case registered under IPC section
Speaking on the matter, Railway DCP Apoorva Gupta said that a case has been registered under IPC sections of death due to negligence and negligent conduct involving machinery (287). At the same time, Sakshi’s father Lokesh Kumar Chopra told that we were going to Chandigarh. I was in the parking area when I got information that my daughter had died due to electrocution. Sakshi’s father has told the concerned officer responsible for the daughter’s death. The woman’s husband Ankit Ahuja said that many departments are responsible for this accident. There has been negligence on the part of senior officers. Explaining further, he said that the railway officials had come to us and assured us of the investigation.
repair work in progress
According to media reports, repair work was going on in the entire area. Because of which many electric wires had fallen into the water. It was here that the wires fell into the water and became the cause of the accident. According to media reports, the woman grabbed the pole to avoid going into the water and got electrocuted. He died instantly due to electrocution. The family claims that the police station was only a short distance from the spot, but still no one came forward to help them. However, this claim was denied by DCP Gupta. Rejecting the allegations, he said that the team immediately reached the spot and took the victim to the hospital. Postmortem is being done at Lady Hardinge Hospital.