Chennai Railway Blasts

An enquiry by Railways' safety wing into the May 1 low-intensity bomb blast on Bangalore-Guwahati Express at the Chennai Central Railway station, which killed a woman passenger, has concluded that it was an act of "sabotage" as was stated in an official release.

The Tamil Nadu police have released CCTV footage of a possible suspect getting off the Guwahati-Bangalore Express on which two blasts yesterday in Chennai killed a young woman and injured 14 others.

The union home ministry wanted to treat this as a possible terror attack and send in the NIA but the state authorities have booked a criminal case.

On Wednesday night, just before boarding the Bangalore-Guwahati Express, Swathi Parachuri called her family and asked them to prepare her favourite food; she would see them the next afternoon after four months.

Differences between the Centre and the Tamil Nadu government threaten to hobble the investigation into the twin blasts that took place aboard the Guwahati-Bangalore Express after it arrived at the Chennai Central railway station on Thursday morning. The explosions claimed the life of a young woman, and left 14 others injured.

Security was today beefed up in Delhi after twin bomb blasts in a train at Chennai railway station in which a woman was killed and 14 others were injured.

Security was today intensified at major railway stations, airports, bus depots and other public areas in Rajasthan in the wake of bomb explosions in a train at Chennai railway station, a top police official said.

The Bangalore-Guwahati Express which was hit by twin bomb blasts in Chennai left on its onward journey after railway authorities replaced three damaged coaches.

Two blasts ripped through a train after it arrived at the Chennai Central railway station this morning, killing a young woman and injuring 14 others. DMK chief M Karunanidhi has alleged that Pakistan's ISI has a hand in the blasts.

Two bombs planted on a train killed a 22-year-old woman and wounded nine others at the Chennai Central Railway Station this morning. Sources say a man has been detained and is being questioned. He was reportedly hiding in the train an hour after the explosions.

An enquiry by Railways' safety wing into the May 1 low-intensity bomb blast on Bangalore-Guwahati Express at the Chennai Central Railway station, which killed a woman passenger, has concluded that it was an act of "sabotage" as was stated in an official release.

The Tamil Nadu police have released CCTV footage of a possible suspect getting off the Guwahati-Bangalore Express on which two blasts yesterday in Chennai killed a young woman and injured 14 others.

The union home ministry wanted to treat this as a possible terror attack and send in the NIA but the state authorities have booked a criminal case.

On Wednesday night, just before boarding the Bangalore-Guwahati Express, Swathi Parachuri called her family and asked them to prepare her favourite food; she would see them the next afternoon after four months.

Differences between the Centre and the Tamil Nadu government threaten to hobble the investigation into the twin blasts that took place aboard the Guwahati-Bangalore Express after it arrived at the Chennai Central railway station on Thursday morning. The explosions claimed the life of a young woman, and left 14 others injured.

Security was today beefed up in Delhi after twin bomb blasts in a train at Chennai railway station in which a woman was killed and 14 others were injured.

Security was today intensified at major railway stations, airports, bus depots and other public areas in Rajasthan in the wake of bomb explosions in a train at Chennai railway station, a top police official said.

The Bangalore-Guwahati Express which was hit by twin bomb blasts in Chennai left on its onward journey after railway authorities replaced three damaged coaches.

Two blasts ripped through a train after it arrived at the Chennai Central railway station this morning, killing a young woman and injuring 14 others. DMK chief M Karunanidhi has alleged that Pakistan's ISI has a hand in the blasts.

Two bombs planted on a train killed a 22-year-old woman and wounded nine others at the Chennai Central Railway Station this morning. Sources say a man has been detained and is being questioned. He was reportedly hiding in the train an hour after the explosions.