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Angry Devotees Break AC Coaches' Glasses After Failing To Board Maha Kumbh-Bound Train — Watch

In Nawada, passengers with even confirmed tickets couldn't enter the train due to overcrowding. On Monday night, passengers created a ruckus while boarding the Godda-New Delhi Humsafar Express.

Maha Kumbh Train: Unable to board an already packed train heading to Prayagraj, angry devotees at the Madhubani railway station in Bihar damaged the AC coaches of the Swatantrata Senani Express. Videos surfaced on social media showed many passengers, waiting to board the train, breaking glass windows of the coaches. 

The passengers tried to enter through windows and also threw stones at the train. 

In Nawada, passengers with even confirmed tickets couldn't enter the train due to overcrowding. On Monday night, passengers going to the Mela created a ruckus while boarding the Godda-New Delhi Humsafar Express.

As soon as the train reached the platform, the gates of many coaches were closed. Seeing the crowd outside the train, no one inside the train was daring to open the gate. Meanwhile, people from outside kept shouting to open the gate. Many passengers also tried to break the door glass, while some were seen somehow boarding the train by throwing trolley bags on the heads of other passengers.

The situation worsened when after the door opened as the passengers jostled for space. The Godda-New Delhi Humsafar train has a stoppage of only two minutes at Nawada station but in view of the crowd, the train moved forward with a delay of about 12 minutes.

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