YouTuber Gulzar Sheikh Puts Random Things on Railway Tracks For Likes and Views, Viral Video Raises Safety Concern Amid Train Derailments
A viral video shared on X by user ‘TrainWaleBhaiya’ has sparked safety concerns after it showed YouTuber Gulzar Sheikh placing various objects, including cycles and stones, on railway tracks. Sheikh, from Lalgopalganj, UP, has been accused of endangering lives for content creation.
A viral video shared on X by user ‘TrainWaleBhaiya’ has sparked safety concerns after it showed YouTuber Gulzar Sheikh placing various objects, including cycles and stones, on railway tracks. Sheikh, from Lalgopalganj, UP, has been accused of endangering lives for content creation. The video, which has garnered widespread attention, highlights the risks posed to passengers and rail safety. With a recent increase in train derailments, there is growing apprehension that such reckless behaviour may contribute to accidents. The X user has called on Indian Railways and authorities to take strict action against Sheikh. Railway Ministry Issues Clarification After X Users Share Misleading Video From Bangladesh Alleging How Indian Railways Sabotages Train Accidents in the Country.
YouTuber Puts Random Things on Railway Tracks
This is Mr Gulzar Sheikh from Lalgopalganj, UP who puts random things Infront of trains for YouTube Money, He is putting lives of 1000s of passengers in danger.
Strict action should be taken against him, @RailwayNorthern @rpfnr_ @drm_lko Sharing all the information Below👇 pic.twitter.com/g8ZipUdbL6
— Trains of India (@trainwalebhaiya) July 31, 2024
Identify these anti nationals who create railway accidents
There have been several instances of sabotage / signals being covered with paper/ deliberate obstacles being put on tracks
Look at Gulzar Sheikh.. putting stones, cycles, obstacles on rail tracks
God knows who all… pic.twitter.com/2CMg6E0Mfc
— Shehzad Jai Hind (Modi Ka Parivar) (@Shehzad_Ind) August 1, 2024
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