Passenger Injured After Man Throws Stone At Moving Train, Railways Reacts

A disturbing incident of stone pelting has been reported from Bihar, where an unidentified individual allegedly hurled a stone at a moving Bhagalpur-Jaynagar Express train. As a result, a passenger onboard the train sustained injuries. Taking to X, an account called Supaul Voice shared pictures and videos of the incident. 

One photograph appears to capture the alleged perpetrator in the act of throwing stones at the train, while another image shows a rail passenger with visible injuries, specifically bleeding from his nose, reportedly sustained during the incident. 

''Bhagalpur Jaynagar Intercity Express was pelted with stones between Darbhanga and Kakarghati, on which @spjdivn sir immediately arrested the stone pelter. The railway administration is requested to take strict action against the culprit so that such an incident does not happen again,'' the post was captioned on X. 

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भागलपुर जयनगर इंटरसिटी एक्स. पर दरभंगा से काकरघाटी के बीच पथराव किया गया, जिस पर @spjdivn महोदय द्वारा त्वरित कार्यवाही करते हुए पत्थरबाज की गिरफ्तारी की गई। रेल प्रशासन से आग्रह है कि दोषी के खिलाफ कठोरतम कार्यवाही की जाय ताकि ऐसी घटना की पुनरावृत्ति न हो।@ECRlyHJP@GM_ECRlypic.twitter.com/1ODdRkUK9n

— Supaul Voice | सुपौल वॉइस (@SupaulVoice) August 3, 2024

Several users reacted to the post and demanded strict punishment for the accused. One user wrote, ''Arrest him at the earliest and give a hard punishment.'' Another commented, ''From the security point of view, along with the Railway Administration and RPF, citizens too will have to remain alert towards anti-social elements and play a joint role, only then they can be controlled.''

Taking note of the incident, the Railways Ministry said that they identified the accused and registered a case against him under various sections. They wrote on X, "Taking immediate action on the incident of stone pelting by anti-social elements, we have identified the accused and registered a case under various sections."

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The Ministry also issued a public appeal, urging citizens to promptly report any instances of stone pelting or anti-social behaviour to the authorities.