A 20-year-old woman suffered the amputation of her left arm below the elbow after an alleged push from a Mumbai local train at Naigaon railway station. Police arrested a 53-year-old suspect, and investigators say CCTV footage helped them identify and track him down. The incident happened on 4 November 2026 as the woman travelled from Borivali to Virar. She allegedly mistakenly boarded a compartment reserved for persons with disabilities. Police say the suspect, a fellow passenger, touched her inappropriately. When she confronted him and threw her slipper at him, he allegedly pushed her off the train as it began moving at Naigaon station. The woman fell into the gap between two coaches. She was taken to a hospital in Vasai and later shifted to Cooper Hospital in Mumbai, according to the report. She required 16 stitches for a head injury. CCTV footage from Naigaon station captured the suspect walking along the platform after the alleged assault. Investigators later formed a joint team from the Bhayandar GRP and RPF and arrested him on 9 November, five days after the incident. The case was first registered under Sections 74 and 117(2) of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita. Investigators later added Section 109, relating to attempt to murder. The allegations are yet to be established in court. As of 13 November, the accused is in judicial custody and the investigation is ongoing.