Stone strikes Shatabdi Express window while RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat travels on board
A stone hit a window of the Shatabdi Express train near Firozabad while RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat was traveling from Kanpur to Delhi on the evening of the incident. The impact shattered a coach window in Coach E1 where Bhagwat was reportedly seated, but no injuries were reported among passengers. Railway and police authorities launched an investigation into the circumstances of the incident while the train resumed its journey to Delhi.
A stone struck the Shatabdi Express (train 12003) near Firozabad's outer area around 8 pm, damaging a window pane in Coach E1 where RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat was traveling. The train was en route from Kanpur to Delhi when the incident occurred. Railway officials confirmed that no one was injured and that all passengers, including Bhagwat, remained safe. Following the impact, railway authorities inspected the affected coach and coordinated with Government Railway Police (GRP) and other railway departments to investigate the circumstances. The train resumed its journey after necessary checks and reached Delhi at 10:13 pm. As of the reporting, authorities had not confirmed details about how the stone came to hit the train or identified any responsible party.
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The source articles do not specify the date of the incident, making it unclear when this event occurred. Additionally, no details are provided about whether the stone was thrown intentionally or fell accidentally, and no updates on the investigation's findings or conclusions are included.
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- Hindustan TimesCenter
Stone pelted at train with RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat on board, window glass of coach broken | India News
- Times of IndiaCenter
Stone hits Shatabdi Express near Firozabad with RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat on board
- NDTVCenter
Stone Thrown At Shatabdi Express, RSS Chief Mohan Bhagwat Was On Board
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