Police arrest two people from Punjab over a low-intensity blast on a railway track in Sri Ganganagar district, Rajasthan, on November 3. The incident happened near Ramsinghpur on the Anupgarh–Suratgarh line, damaging railway sleepers and creating a small crater. A passenger train crossed the area shortly before the explosion, and there were no reported casualties.
All outlets frame the case as an investigation into suspected external involvement. The Hindu and NDTV link the arrests to “Pakistan links” or “Pak links,” while Free Press Journal details allegations that the accused were instructed by Pakistan-based handlers and probes possible ISI involvement. Free Press Journal also describes the arrests as part of a joint operation involving Rajasthan Anti-Terrorism Squad and Punjab police, and says investigators are interrogating the suspects and checking how they were recruited and funded.
Further reporting adds expanding suspect details: NDTV says police detain additional people accused of assisting with accommodation, transport and a motorcycle. Other coverage focuses on the blast site damage, the lack of casualties, and the investigative steps that follow the arrests, including further questioning and coordination with security agencies.
