Women commuters who entered a Thane-bound train from Vashi station were in for a shock when they saw an abandoned infant between the seats, crying. They immediately informed the Government Railway police (GRP), who got the kid out of the train.
<img title="GRP officials say they will investigate to find the parents of the boy. Pic/Sameer Markande" src="http://images.mid-day.com/images/2014/mar/Baby_2.jpg" alt="GRP officials say they will investigate to find the parents of the boy. Pic/Sameer Markande" /> GRP officials say they will investigate to find the parents of the boy. Pic/Sameer Markande
Parshuram Karyakarte, a senior inspector from Vashi GRP said, &ldquo;The women were boarding a second-class ladies&rsquo; coach in the 3.35 pm Thane-Vashi train.
They were surprised to see the child and informed us. We got the infant out of the train and will investigating how he was left in the train.&rdquo;
The boy was sent to the Navi Mumbai Municipal Corporation Hospital in Vashi around 5 pm for a medical exam. The Medical Superintendent of the hospital, Dr Prashant Jawade said, &ldquo;There seem to be no signs of injury on the boy.
However, we still need to examine him completely, and only when he&rsquo;s declared medically fit would we hand him over to the police.&rdquo; According to Dr Jawade, such cases of abandoned babies are quite common in the satellite city.

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The infant boy was found abandoned between the seats in a second-class ladies' coach of a Vashi-Thane train. Passengers&nbsp;immediately informed the GRP, who got the kid out of the train

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