Recently, Indian railways has helped many passengers by just a single tweet. From hungry children on a delayed train, a woman who needed medical assistance, a man who wanted a wheelchair, and more, again this chain is take forward by Suresh Prabhu. Recently, he just saved a girl from the cruel jaws of human trafficking.

A girl was travelling with a couple in a train heading to Delhi. The 19-year-old passed a letter saying that she was an orphan, from the district of Alipurduar in West Bengal, that the people with her were not letting her go back home and that she didn’t want to do the work that they were forcing her to do. She also mentioned that she was a student in the 10th grade.

She gave a handwritten note to a passenger sitting in the same compartment whose name was Ramavatar Singh who was with Vishnu Prajapat. Ramavatar alerted his brother, Pukhraj through WhatsApp. Pukhraj then sought help from his friend Divyansh Khuntela.

The information was quickly passed on to the Indian Railway Ministry via Twitter.

Here are the Tweets of Divyansh Khuntela:

@RailMinIndia Got some informarion from a relative who is travelling in Train No 12723. “A girl from siliguri is taken forcefully to Delhi.

— Divyansh Khunteta (@Divyansh131) January 5, 2016

@RailMinIndia By one girl and one boy in coach no S5(seats 5 and 3).” This is conveyed by the girl on a piece of paper to my relatives .

— Divyansh Khunteta (@Divyansh131) January 5, 2016

@RailMinIndia May be she is making them fool, could you please check and verify. make sure that everything is fine. pic.twitter.com/kQnM26li3W

— Divyansh Khunteta (@Divyansh131) January 5, 2016

Railway Minister Suresh Prabhu responded quickly & asked for the PNR details of the passenger.

@Divyansh131 @sureshpprabhu Kindly give the passengers PNR no. and mobile no. immediately. Also give ur contact no. @IR_IGCNI

— Ministry of Railways (@RailMinIndia) January 5, 2016

Divyansh replied as:

@RailMinIndia @sureshpprabhu @IR_IGCNI PNR:4527924389(My relative’s) and 9057771252;My Contact No: 8688393433;(I don’t know girl’s PNR)

— Divyansh Khunteta (@Divyansh131) January 5, 2016

Action was taken immediately and the girl was saved

@Divyansh131 We hv taken action @gmscrailway has been in action.

— Ministry of Railways (@RailMinIndia) January 5, 2016

@RailMinIndia @Divyansh131 Rail Police personnel have reached for help. Attending to the matter.

— General Manager SCR (@gmscrailway) January 5, 2016

Divyansh thanked the Railway Minister for Immediate reaction:

@RailMinIndia Thanks for immediate action.

— Divyansh Khunteta (@Divyansh131) January 5, 2016

The couple was arrested and the investigation is still going on.