UP Mother Dies Saving Son from Train After Dispute Over Alcohol Money

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A mother in Uttar Pradesh lost her life while saving her son from an oncoming train. The incident was triggered by a family argument over money the son had demanded to buy alcohol. When the son rushed onto the railway tracks as a train approached, the mother intervened to push him to safety. She was struck by the train and died as a result of her injuries. The son survived but sustained injuries and was taken to a hospital in Varanasi for treatment.

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