RPF Constable Arrested for Deadly Shooting on Jaipur-Mumbai Express
- Posted on August 6, 2023
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RPF Constable Chetan Singh was arrested for the
tragic shooting deaths of four individuals on the Jaipur-Mumbai Superfast Express.
During the course of the inquiry, shocking details emerged, such as the fact
that Singh had communicated with his wife after the crime and told her that she
would be raising their children alone. Singh's mother and wife both provided
sworn declarations and medical records detailing his history of neurology care.
The police will examine the documents for
legitimacy and may have them examined by government doctors. Singh had alerted
his superior earlier that he was feeling ill and wanted to get off at Valsad,
but was instead instructed to rest aboard the train. He called to say he was
feeling better, but his final words to his wife were, "You raise the
kids," when he got off the train at Mira Road.
Over a hundred persons, including critical witnesses, some of whom live in separate states and made statements via email, have been interviewed by police and their comments recorded. After being questioned for seven hours, Singh said he felt anxious and nauseous and asked to see a doctor and see his family. On Monday, he will go before a magistrate in Borivali, where the GRP would ask for more time to investigate while he remains in police custody.
Singh's health problems and his motivations for the
crime add a further layer of mystery to the case. His scary phone conversation
to his wife only serves to further complicate matters. The investigation by
authorities into the circumstances leading up to the deadly incident continues.
Communities are still reeling after the Superfast
Express tragedy and in grief, even as investigators work to get to the bottom
of what led to the distressing occurrence involving a member of the railway
protection force.
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