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Postal Worker Attacked on NYC Subway

The wife of a postal worker who was kicked onto a subway roadbed by a stranger blasted the city’s “scary” transit system — and warned it “could have happened to anyone.”

Abu Khan, 64, was left battered after a deranged man kicked him onto the tracks at the Penn Station A-C-E platform on his way back home to Queens after a shift in Manhattan on Sunday night, his wife told The Post.

“He went to his job, was on the way back home and somebody on the subway pushed him and he fell down,” his wife, Jahan Khan, said from the couple’s Elmhurst home on Monday.

“It was unnecessary to hit my husband and push him down,” she said of her husband’s attacker. “There was no fight. It could have happened to anyone.”

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