Alert Indian railway employees saved a passenger from getting crushed under a train in western India's on Friday (January 29).

Footage filmed at Kalyan Junction station in Mumbai shows a queue of people waiting to board a train.

A man suddenly collapses and almost falls into the gap between the platform and the locomotive.

Two officers from India's Railway Protection Force (RPF) rush to his aid and haul him to the safety of the platform.

A Railway Protection Force (RPF) personnel saved a man from getting crushed under the train in western India's Maharashtra on January 29.

The incident took place at the Kalyan Junction railway station in Mumbai.

CCTV footage shows people standing in a queue to board the train stationed at the platform. Following this, a man collapses and nearly falls into the gap between the locomotive and the surface. Two alert security personnel rush to save him and pull him out. Panic ensues amid the locals after this occurrence, and they cluster the entire area to witness it.

The passenger, identified as Masoor Bafuur Ahmed, was about to fall in the gap when two RPF officials named S.P Yadav and Jeetendra Gujar swiftly moved into action and pulled him onto the platform and saved his life.