Video shows People in India shocked to find a man still talking and moving after being cut in half by a train


People in a small Indian village were shocked to find a pedestrian cut in half by a train. 

The man was still talking and moving his arms and did not seem like he was in pain.By a Miracle the man survived and no longer has a body from the waist down.

Watch the video here--->>>>
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  1. Unknown31 July 2018 at 00:39

    Kia wo bnda abi zinda hy?? Ma ne video dkhi lkn us video me koi b uski help ni kr raha. I mean koi usko hospital ni le k gya.
    Kia wo bnda zinda hy??

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