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Girl who jumped from Delhi’s Akshardham metro station succumbs to injuries

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New Delhi [India], April 15 (ANI): The girl, who had jumped from the Akshardham metro station on Blue Line in East Delhi succumbed to her injuries on Thursday evening, said officials.

Deputy Commissioner of Police (DCP) Metro Jitendra Mani said that the girl was a resident of Hoshiarpur in Punjab, worked in Haryana’s Gurugram, and had quit her job recently.

“A girl who had jumped off Akshardham Metro station has now succumbed to her injuries. She was a resident of Hoshiarpur in Punjab, worked in Haryana’s Gurugram, and had quit her job recently,” said Mani.

On Thursday morning, a woman jumped off from Akshardham metro station on Blue Line in East Delhi.

A senior Central Industrial Security Force (CISF) officer said that CISF personnel on duty at platform number 2 of the metro station noticed a woman has climbed the parapet of the metro station at around 7.30 am. They tried their best to convince and beg her to get off the wall at the Metro Station on the Blue Line.

The CISF personnel tried to convince the lady while some personnel arranged a blanket to catch her in case of a fall.

“In the meantime, another team of CISF rushed towards the ground floor and with the help of others, they created a safety net by collecting a blanket and bedsheets from shops around the metro station premises,” the official added.

The woman jumped off from the metro station and fell into the safety net but unfortunately, she received severe injuries. She was rushed to a hospital where she was given treatment in ICU, he added. (ANI)

This report is auto-generated from ANI news service. ThePrint holds no responsibility for its content.

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