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‘No Option But To Risk Life’: Mumbai Commuters Flag Safety Issue At Kalwa, Railways Say Illegal Boarding Stopped
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· September 4, 2026
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Key points The group says this is happening because a usual route is closed, forcing people to take risks. A commuter rights group is speaking out about safety issues.
A commuter rights group is speaking out about safety issues. They claim that several people have been injured while trying to board moving trains. The group says this is happening because a usual route is closed, forcing people to take risks.
The group is calling for action to be taken to address the issue. They are asking for an investigation and for something to be done within a certain timeframe. If not, they are threatening to protest.
Further details about the situation and the group's concerns are available from the commuter rights group, who have shared their concerns on social media.
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Published: September 4, 2026 ·
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