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Mumbai, July 4: A disturbing incident aboard a Mumbai suburban local train has once again raised concerns over passenger safety after a man allegedly threatened to kill a fellow commuter during an altercation. The incident comes just weeks after a youth was stabbed on a Mumbai local train, leading to his death.

The accused was later arrested by the LTT Railway Police after a video of the incident went viral on social media.

The accused has been identified as Ramzan Fakir Mohammad Ibrahim Qureshi, also known as Ibba (36), a resident of Shivaji Nagar.

According to the Railway Police, he was allegedly travelling in a heavily intoxicated condition when he threatened the life of another passenger over what officials described as a trivial issue.

The Railway Police stated that the incident took place on June 29, 2026, aboard a ‘Down’ direction Mumbai local train that had departed from Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus (CSMT). The train was passing near Govandi station at around 10:34 P.M. when the altercation occurred.

Officials said the confrontation took place between Govandi and Chembur stations. The complainant, Surendra Shukla (55), a resident of Ulwe in Navi Mumbai, told police that he had boarded the train at Govandi. He alleged that the accused was speaking to someone on his mobile phone while using abusive language in a loud voice and appeared to be heavily intoxicated.

According to Shukla, he requested the accused to refrain from using abusive language because women were travelling in the compartment. The request allegedly enraged the accused, who suddenly became aggressive, started shouting and allegedly threatened to kill him in full public view.

The incident created panic and an atmosphere of fear among passengers travelling in the compartment. During the altercation, another commuter recorded the entire episode on a mobile phone. The video was later uploaded on social media, where it spread rapidly and drew widespread attention.

After the video went viral, the LTT Railway Police took cognisance of the matter and immediately launched an investigation. Officials said the detection team carried out a technical analysis of the viral footage and examined CCTV footage from railway stations and nearby areas to identify the accused.

Based on the investigation, police tracked the accused’s movements and eventually detained him outside Reay Road railway station. He was subsequently arrested, and further legal proceedings are underway.

The incident comes close on the heels of another similar case reported in Borivali, adding to concerns over the safety and security of passengers on Mumbai’s suburban rail network.

On June 23, a 22-year-old passenger was stabbed to death inside a first-class compartment of a Churchgate-Nallasopara fast local train following an argument over keeping the coach door open during heavy rain, police said.

The victim, identified as Mayank Lohar, a resident of Virar, was travelling in the first-class coach of Train No. 90663, when the incident occurred between Andheri and Borivali stations, when he reportedly asked the accused Roshan Suvarna to close the coach door.

The request allegedly led to a heated argument between the two passengers. During the altercation, the accused Suvarna allegedly pulled out a sharp weapon and stabbed Lohar in the abdomen, inflicting serious injuries that led to his death.

Mumbai, July 4: Heavy rainfall continued to lash several parts of Maharashtra on Saturday, triggering widespread waterlogging, traffic disruptions and flood-like conditions in many districts, including Mumbai, Navi Mumbai, Palghar, Thane, Kolhapur, Raigad and Lonavala. The incessant rain disrupted normal life, with water entering homes and shops, while authorities issued alerts in several vulnerable areas.

In Mumbai, heavy showers caused severe waterlogging in several areas, including Mahim, leading to traffic congestion and disruption of vehicular movement. Similar conditions prevailed in other parts of the city as roads remained inundated.

In Navi Mumbai also, continuous rainfall resulted in severe waterlogging beneath Turbhe railway station, making pedestrian movement difficult and causing inconvenience to commuters. The nearby stretch of the Thane-Belapur Road was also completely submerged, affecting traffic flow.

In Lonavala, the famous Bhushi Dam overflowed following continuous rainfall, attracting a large number of tourists eager to witness the cascading water. Authorities, however, urged visitors to strictly follow safety guidelines due to the strong water currents and slippery conditions.

In Palghar, heavy rain inundated the Ambedkar Nagar area, with floodwaters entering several houses and disrupting the daily lives of residents.

Meanwhile, Kolhapur witnessed a sharp rise in river levels after two days of heavy rainfall. As many as 10 barrages, including the Rajaram Weir, were submerged, prompting authorities to suspend movement across affected areas and issue a high alert.

In Raigad, officials issued a red alert for heavy rainfall as the Amba River approached the danger mark, increasing the risk of flooding in nearby localities.

The situation remained particularly severe in Bhiwandi, where markets, including the Teen Batti Bhaji Market, were submerged after heavy rainfall. Floodwaters entered several shops, causing significant losses to traders. Local residents reported widespread inconvenience due to knee-deep water on roads.

A resident said that extensive waterlogging had made movement extremely difficult for people.

Another resident, Deepak Vishwakarma, said he was on his way to work when he encountered flooded roads.

He added that continuous rainfall and the red alert had left him uncertain about whether to continue his journey or return home, where waterlogging was equally severe.

In Nalasopara, roads resembled flowing streams due to heavy rain, leaving several vehicles, including a fire engine, stranded in deep water.

According to the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC), heavy rainfall and strong winds over the past 24 hours led to more than 91 incidents of fallen trees and branches, around 30 cases of short circuits, 19 wall collapse incidents, and multiple reports of waterlogging across Mumbai. Authorities remain on alert as heavy rainfall is expected to continue in several parts of the state.