Indian Railways’ routes pass through numerous regions of the nation, including jungles that are home to a variety of wildlife species. When trying to cross these rail lines, animals frequently put themselves in danger. However, there are also vigilant loco drivers who make an effort to halt the trains in time to save the animals’ lives. Similar to what IFS officer Parveen Kaswan’s Twitter message demonstrates. The tweet describes an instance when an elephant’s life was saved thanks to the quick thinking of a loco pilot and an assistant loco pilot.
“Congratulations to Assistant Loco Pilot Shri ARINDAM BISWAS and Loco Pilot Shri L K JHA. Three elephants on the track between APD Junction and Rajabhatkhawa station were saved by the deployment of emergency brakes. On February 12 at 5:00 AM, he posted a video and a note.
The first scene in the video is one that was taken from within it. In the video, a train is seen waiting for an elephant to cross the tracks.
Check out the video here:
Kudos to Loco Pilot Shri L K JHA and Assistant Loco pilot Shri ARINDAM BISWAS. Who used emergency brakes to save lives of three elephants on the track between APD Junction and Rajabhatkhawa station. At 05:30 AM on 2/12. pic.twitter.com/Xpj6lmuEMj
— Parveen Kaswan, IFS (@ParveenKaswan) December 3, 2022
A day ago, the video was published. The video has had over 31,000 views since being shared, and counting. People have also shared a variety of comments in response to the share.
A Twitter user wrote, “This is called humanity, fantastic effort, people.” Another person said, “Salute to loco pilots for their extraordinary duty consciousness.” Another said, “Great to see these gestures.” One more simply wrote, “Remarkable.”
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