Gurgaon: The four young people who died on the railway on Tuesday while taking Selfie had visited the place for several days to catch the perfect shot, which needed the train moving in the background and they would be close to him.
They have tried several times, but the video they wanted was unsuccessful.
So they tried again on Wednesday, posing near the train that came from the side of the reward and then jumped into another track, failed to see the express train from Delhi which was almost them and trimmed it before they could react.
One of the victims, Mohammad Anas, had posted several pictures and videos of the place the day before the incident.
Four – Anas, Sameer, Yusuf and Yuvraj Gogia – are 20-25 years old and are active in social media.
They regularly install videos and rolls on Instagram from various places.
Residents of the same locality, they are childhood friends and get along together.
Funds, which have 2,577 followers on Instagram, have posted photos and videos on the track only the day before the incident.
Dress in a white shirt, blue jeans and white shoes, Anas photographed from behind, standing on the track with the sunset as a background.
The post has 47 likes and two comments.
In that video, he was seen walking on the track with the music played in the background.
TheVraj, meanwhile, has 217 followers on Instagram and posted rolls on the platform.
Yusuf, who has 300 followers, only send videos.
All four come from a humble background – their parents have a hair salon and vegetable shop in sector 9.
On Tuesday, Sameer asked Rs 100 from his mother and left home on his sister scooter who said he met his friends.
He wore a new shirt, bought two more days for shooting.
Sameer picked up the other three and they went to the railroad near the basi to take photos and videos and post them on social media.
“They have come here for the past few days and take photos.
We have asked them to stay away from the trail, but they ignore us,” said Om Prakash, who lived near the track.
The friends took pictures and videos around 5pm when the train stuff arrived.
They then shifted to another track.
Meanwhile, Delhi-Ajmer Jan Shatabdi Express arrived at their track stood.
The young men did not move because they wanted trains in photos, and were run.
Irshad’s father’s troops and Vijay Kumar, Sameer’s father, said they did not know that the children went to the train track for photos.
“They are always used to hanging out together.
We don’t know they do this,” Vijay said.
Prefision of the Government Railway Police (GRP) said the train left the Gurgaon train station at around 4:50 p.m.
and the incident occurred around 5 pm.
“We came to find out about ten minutes later.
According to the train driver, the young men took the selfie on the track.
He blew the horn but could not stop the train on time,” said Ramphal Kumar, Sho of GRP (Gurgaon Train Station), added that their family Haven’t filed a complaint so far.
The police have restored the broken pistol lighter.
and scooter from the place.
According to GRP, around 130 people die on the railroad track in Gurgaon on average every year.
About 40% of the body remains unknown.
In most cases, people are trimmed when they cross the railroad while talking on the phone or listening to music with earphones, they said.