Indian Railways: Stone-Pelting Near Jalgaon Hits Tapti Ganga Express, Train Carrying Maha Kumbh Devotees Demand THIS
Indian Railways: A social media video posted on Instagram shows a passenger pointing out the window damage caused by stone throwing.
Indian Railways: A train carrying a number of devotees to the Maha Kumbh was the target of stone-pelters in a distressing incident, shattering several window panes. The aftermath, which showed the damage and raised questions about safety during one of India's biggest religious gatherings, was captured by passengers on board.
A passenger is seen pointing out the window damage from stone throwing in a social media video shared on Instagram. According to the passenger, the Tapti Ganga Express was traveling from Surat to Mahakumbh in Prayagraj, Uttar Pradesh, when an unidentified person threw stones at it, seriously damaging the window.
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The caption of the video reads, "Passengers share video after stone was thrown on train going to Maha Kumbh from Surat. Multiple media have claimed that the incident occurred near Jalgaon, Maharashtra."
Some troublemakers threw stones shortly after the journey started, according to a man in the video. Because he was going to the religious event with his family, the passenger also asked the railway minister to increase security. According to reports, the incident happened in the train's B6 coach, which was carrying 13 devotees, including women and children.
The authorities acted quickly, according to Central Railway's Chief Public Relations Officer, Swapnil Neela. "A stone was hurled at this train that was traveling from Surat Udhna, which is close to Jalgaon. The Railway Protection Force sent four teams to the train right away. There has also been a complaint filed," the official stated.
Following the complaint, authorities investigated the situation and gave the passengers the assurance that they would receive all the assistance they required, according to the RPF. RPF officials examined the entire coach and spoke with the passengers and train conductor at Bhusaval station, which was the next station following the incident.
The Tapti Ganga Express passes through five states in its journey from Surat, Gujarat, to Chhapra Junction, Bihar, with multiple stops in Uttar Pradesh.
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