A woman from Uttar Pradesh drove a car on railway tracks in Telangana’s Ranga Reddy district, disrupting train services for about two hours and causing 10-15 trains to divert. The woman, in her 30s, reportedly drove her vehicle for nearly seven kilometers before being stopped by authorities. A police official stated she has been transferred to a hospital for examination to see if she was under the influence of alcohol or drugs or had any mental health issues. Initially, Nagulapalli residents yelled at the woman in an attempt to stop her when they saw her driving the car. But the woman allegedly threatened them with a knife when they tried to come near her. Residents quickly alerted railway staff and police, who chased the car for some distance before it hit nearby trees and stopped. The collision shattered the car’s windows, but no injuries were reported. NDTV, citing sources, said some 20 people were needed to bring her out of the car, as there was zero cooperation from her. Chandana Deepti, Superintendent of Police (SP) of Railway Police, said a preliminary probe revealed the woman worked with a multinational company until recently. The police believe she might have been trying to make reels for social media. The woman was taken into custody and sent to a government hospital for examination. Her driving license and PAN card were recovered from the vehicle. SP Deepti further stated that investigations are underway to determine whether the woman intended to commit suicide. The car was removed from the tracks and taken to a police station for investigation.