Swatantrata Senani Express Pelted With Stones Near Samastipur Railway Station in Bihar, None Injured (Watch Video)
No person was injured in the incident but it caused damage to window panes of three coaches, including the pantry car, they said, adding one person has been detained in connection with the incident.
Samastipur, September 27: The Jaynagar-New Delhi Swatantrata Senani Express has been pelted with stones by unidentified persons near Samastipur railway station in Bihar, officials of the East Central Railway (ECR) said on Friday. No person was injured in the incident but it caused damage to window panes of three coaches, including the pantry car, they said, adding one person has been detained in connection with the incident.
The incident took place around 9.50 pm on Thursday when the train reached the outer signal of the railway station. The alert loco pilot stopped the train as soon as it was struck with stones and after some time, Railway Protection Force (RPF) personnel also reached the spot. Stone Pelting Incidents: Rail Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw Assures of Strict Action Against Those Involved in Stone Throwing On Moving Trains.
Swatantrata Senani Express Pelted With Stones
ECR Chief Public Relations Officer (CPRO) Sharswati Chandra told PTI, "Some miscreants pelted Swatantrata Senani Express with stones near Samastipur railway station when it reached the outer signal. The incident caused damage to the window panes of three coaches, including the pantry car. No one was injured in the incident. One person has been detained in connection with the incident." Vande Bharat Train Stone Pelting in Chhattisgarh: 5 Accused Arrested for Throwing Stones at Durg-Visakhapatnam Vande Bharat Express Ahead of Its Inauguration.
After some time, the train, which was departing Samastipur, left for Muzaffarpur railway station, he said. Speaking to reporters, R K Singh, Public Relation Officer (PRO) of Samastipur railway division said, "Window panes of a pantry car and two coaches, A1 and B2, were damaged. The matter is being examined by authorities concerned."
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