"The girl child escaped with a fractured hand as she fell in a bushy area yesterday," a police official of the Argora police station told reporters today.
Quoting witnesses, the official said the child was thrown from the train by a woman and the baby was found by another woman identified as Hazra Parveen Khatoon, he said.
Khatoon, who was standing near her son's road-side tea shop, said she saw a woman flinging the child from the train.
"The child escaped as it was put in a container and fell in a bushy area," Parveen said.
The child is with a charity home now, he said.
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