A man in Ahmedabad survives after slipping while trying to board a moving train at Ahmedabad Railway Station, according to reports from India Today and The Times of India. The passenger loses his footing and is dragged along the platform edge as the train continues to move.
Both outlets say railway staff intervene immediately and pull him back to safety in what they describe as a last-second rescue. India Today highlights that staff manage to recover him after he slips, while Times of India adds that a railway technician responds quickly and is assisted by other staff members. The two accounts align on the basic sequence: the attempt to board while the train is still moving leads to the slip, and staff action prevents further injury.
While the reports emphasize different details—India Today focuses on the rescue attempt, and Times of India also underscores the role of a technician and notes the lesson about waiting for trains to come to a complete stop—both describe the incident as a near-miss prevented by timely staff intervention at the station.
