Another girl found abandoned in train

Another like Falak found abandoned in Toofan Express

PTI | February 1, 2012



Close on the heels of battered baby Falak's case, another shocking matter has come to light of a seven-month-old baby girl being abandoned in a compartment of the Toofan Express at Madhpur Station.

The passengers of the S1 coach of the train found the baby abandoned the previous night. They informed the Travelling Ticket Examiner (TTE) about the abandoned baby, police said.

But the TTE and the passengers could not locate the parents of the baby, they said.

They baby was then handed over the Government Railway Police (GRP) at the Asansol Railway Station.

The baby has been admitted to the Assansol Sub- Divisional Hospital for treatment.

Two-year-old Falak was abandoned in AIIMS with critical injuries by a teenager. She continues to be in a critical condition and has contracted meningitis.

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