Naked Man Enters Train's Ladies Coach

A shocking incident at Ghatkopar station on December 16 has raised serious concerns about the safety of women on Mumbai’s local trains. A naked man entered the ladies’ compartment of a Central Railways train around 4:11 PM.

The man’s presence caused panic among the women onboard. Despite being told to leave, the man refused. This led the train driver to stop the train.

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The women on the train immediately called for help. A ticket collector from a nearby compartment came to the scene. The man was removed at the next station.

Railway officials later confirmed that the man was mentally unstable. However, the incident exposed significant security flaws in the system.

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Women commuters and activists were outraged by the situation. Lata Argade, a railway activist, pointed out how easy it was for the man to board the ladies’ compartment at a busy station like Ghatkopar.

“How can women feel safe if such incidents happen so easily?” she asked.

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This incident has sparked calls for better safety measures. Suggestions include stricter monitoring at platforms, more security personnel, and quicker emergency responses.

Many passengers expressed frustration. Despite repeated concerns about safety, such incidents continue to happen.

A video of the incident, showing women demanding the man leave, has gone viral. It also shows a railway staff member pushing the man out of the compartment.

The video has sparked debates about whether current safety measures are enough to protect women on public transport.

This event has highlighted the urgent need for stronger security measures. Women deserve to feel safe in public spaces. Immediate steps must be taken to restore trust in Mumbai’s local trains.