A man on Sunday morning lost control of his car, which tumbled over from the Mukarba Chowk flyover and fell on the railway tracks near Haiderpur Metro Station below, in outernorth Delhi on Sunday.
The driver, Sachin Chaudhary (35), a resident of Ghaziabad, however, sustained only minor abrasions on his shoulder and face.
Police received information about the incident at Samaypur Badli police station in the morning.
A team was rushed to the spot and found a car lying overturned on the tracks beneath the Ring Road, Deputy Commissioner of Police (Outernorth) Hareshwar Swami in a statement said.
“Chaudhary told police that he was travelling from Peeragarhi to Ghaziabad when he lost control of the vehicle on the stretch of the flyover crossing the railway lines,” the officer said.
The car hit the pavement, jumped over the railing, rolled down a grassy slope, and landed upside down on the tracks,” the officer said.
A video footage from the site showed Chaudhary, wearing a white T-shirt and blood oozing out of his head, near his white Maruti Ciaz on the railway track, crushed from the back side along with the door of the passenger’s seat.
The car’s bonnet was also completely crushed, and the windshield was shattered.
The vehicle was removed immediately to clear the railway track. The driver is undergoing a medical examination, he said.
Police said no train movement was affected as the track was cleared quickly and no other injuries were reported.
Meanwhile, a blue motorcycle was also found at the spot. According to police, the two-wheeler had been lying there since Saturday but was unrelated to the car accident. The owner is being traced to ascertain whether the bike was stolen.
“These are two separate and unrelated incidents. No mishap concerning the motorcycle has been reported,” the officer clarified. Police said further investigation is underway.
