The Indian Railways has said that to enhance passengers safety and curb criminal activities onboard, train coaches will be fitted with automatic door locking mechanism soon. Under the new system to be controlled by train guard from his cabin, all doors will automatically open when a train arrives at station and close before it departs. As per reports, incidents of passengers falling off running trains are reported regularly and the problem is acute in the Mumbai suburban section. Falling off trains is the second major cause of death as well, the first being the cases of persons being run over by trains.
Commenting on the issue, a senior Railway Ministry official told the media, "Equipped with automatic door locking system, two Rajdhani and two Shatabdi trains will be operational by April this year as a pilot project." “Most of the passengers fall or slip from running trains when they struggle to get into a coach and fail to enter it or get dashed against an electric pole beside tracks. There are also cases when many people lost their lives while performing stunts at gates," he added.
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The Indian Railways has said that to enhance passengers safety and curb criminal activities onboard, train coaches will be fitted with automatic door locking mechanism soon. Under the new system to be controlled by train guard from his cabin, all doors will automatically open when a train arrives at station and close before it departs. As per reports, incidents of passengers falling off running trains are reported regularly and the problem is acute in the Mumbai suburban section. Falling off trains is the second major cause of death as well, the first being the cases of persons being run over by trains. 
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