Services on the violet line of the Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) remained affected briefly on Friday morning after a suicide bid was made at a Faridabad metro station.
DMRC said there was no snag but a minor delay because of a suicide bid of a male passenger at Mewala Maharajpur station.
A Central Industrial Security Force (CISF) officer said the incident occurred around 7.40 a.m. at Mewala Maharajpur Metro station.
"A male passenger aged about 50 years jumped in front of train from platform number 2 and sustained injuries at his face. He was shifted to B.K Hospital Faridabad. Detailed report is awaited," said the officer.
The delay was caused as one one track was blocked till the time the man was taken away. This caused trains to be stranded, making it difficult to adjust with the morning rush.
