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Tweet to Rail Ministry Helps in Girl's Rescue
By: Tupaki Desk | 7 Jan 2016 3:17 PM GMT
A young girl was rescued from the clutches of alleged human traffickers and thanks to the quick response of railway officials for a tweet made by unknown person. Going into details Radha, a 19-year-old girl, being trafficked by two men from Hyderabad to New Delhi, was rescued from their clutches on the Telangana Express.
The girl worked with a placement agency, KT Enterprises in New Delhi and she had come to Hyderabad along with two persons, Kamruddin Ansari and Prem Kanti Tirkey for work.Later the two persons tried to take her back to unknown place.
The 19-year-old, who did not know where the men were taking her explained her ordeal to a fellow passenger named Divyansh Khunteta in the train.
Khunteta@Divyansh131 tweeted the matter to @RailMinIndia, the twitter handle of Railway ministry who immediately swung into action. After observing the tweet Ved Prakash, director, Information & Publicity, Railway Board alerted Sumati Shandilya, senior divisional security commissioner, Secunderabad division. Railway Protection Force (RPF) rushed to the coach as soon as the train reached Ramagundam Station and rescued the girl.Tweets to Indian Railways have helped many passengers in the past few months.
The girl worked with a placement agency, KT Enterprises in New Delhi and she had come to Hyderabad along with two persons, Kamruddin Ansari and Prem Kanti Tirkey for work.Later the two persons tried to take her back to unknown place.
The 19-year-old, who did not know where the men were taking her explained her ordeal to a fellow passenger named Divyansh Khunteta in the train.
Khunteta@Divyansh131 tweeted the matter to @RailMinIndia, the twitter handle of Railway ministry who immediately swung into action. After observing the tweet Ved Prakash, director, Information & Publicity, Railway Board alerted Sumati Shandilya, senior divisional security commissioner, Secunderabad division. Railway Protection Force (RPF) rushed to the coach as soon as the train reached Ramagundam Station and rescued the girl.Tweets to Indian Railways have helped many passengers in the past few months.
