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25-year-old worker killed after being sucked into machine at Noida plastic factory; 2 booked for murder

A case has been registered in Noida and two persons booked for murder on a complaint by victims's brother, the police said.

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|Nov 21, 2018, 07:51:14 IST

Noida: In a freak incident, a 25-year-old worker was killed after being sucked into a machine in a plastic factory on Wednesday, police said. The incident occurred at the factory located in the Noida Special Economic Zone (NSEZ), under Phase 2 police station limits, they said."Wajid reached for work in the morning in the factory which makes plastic products. He was cleaning a big-size machine which has blades in it. While he was cleaning, someone switched on the machine and soon Wajid was sucked inside," a police official said.[caption id="attachment_5275651" align="alignleft" width="380"]Representational image. Getty images Representational image. Getty images[/caption]"By the time some of his colleagues realised and switched off the machine, he was dead," the official added.The police were alerted about the incident and they reached the spot, even as the family members of the victim reached the factory.Wajid and his family originally hailed from Chhapra district in Bihar but were settled in Noida for some time now, the police said.The body was taken out of the machine and sent for post-mortem, the official said.A case has been registered and two persons booked for murder on a complaint by Wajid's brother, the police said. The entire episode was caught in CCTV footage and a probe was underway, the police said.

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First Published:Sep 27, 2018, 16:58:03 IST
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