A woman who was rescued by Central Industrial Security Force (CISF) workers while trying to end her life at Akshardham Metro Station on Thursday morning died from her injuries.
A 22-year-old woman, from Punjab’s Hoshiarpur, jumped from the second floor at 7.30am at Akshardham metro station. CISF staff, with the help of government officials, grabbed him by the clothes.
He was taken to hospital and died around 8.45pm. The woman was receiving treatment at a hospital in Gurgaon a few days ago. According to a CISF official, as the woman was seen this morning, “a team tried to stop her, while another team, with the help of community workers, planned to seize a blanket. The reason for the action was not immediately clear,” sources said.
Akshardham Metro suicide case: According to reports, a girl from Punjab’s Hoshiarpur is reported to be mute and mute. He worked for a private company in Haryana’s Gurugram and had recently resigned.
According to reports, a girl from Hoshiarpur in Punjab is reported to be mute and mute. He worked for a private company in Haryana’s Gurugram and had recently resigned. If reports are believed, all members of the deceased’s family (except his grandmother) are said to be deaf.
Following the incident, several videos of a woman lifting her hair while standing on the edge, jumping and falling have spread on social media.
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“Because of the severity of the fall, he suffered serious injuries but his life was spared. He was rushed to a nearby hospital for treatment,” the CISF had said earlier. For the uneducated, CISF provides anti-terrorism cover to the Delhi Metro rail network.
Video of the incident showed a CISF police officer trying to persuade him to get off the wall at Akshardham Metro station on Blue Line. The incident happened at 07:28 AM.
Video of the incident shows CISF staff trying to persuade the woman to step back after seeing her standing on the edge of a wall. He waited for a while before jumping but fell into the trap of CISF and the Metro staff who had planned it at the time.
“CISF staff immediately started work. While one team tried to persuade the woman to give up her thoughts, another, with the help of local people, planned to grab a blanket in case she fell. Despite her pleas, she escaped, and those on the ground were able to grab her. “He was rushed to a nearby hospital,” said a CISF spokesman.
The woman was taken to Lal Bahadur Shastri Hospital for treatment when doctors said she suffered multiple back and leg injuries. At around 8pm, doctors found her dead, police said.
