A stone is thrown at the Lucknow–Delhi Shatabdi Express near Firozabad while RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat is on board, according to reports. The incident occurs on the route, and the train is later able to continue its journey after authorities carry out checks. Times of India reports that there is no official confirmation yet on how the stone hits the train or who may be responsible. Authorities examine the circumstances of the incident and gather evidence as part of an inquiry. After the necessary checks are completed, the Shatabdi Express resumes its travel towards Delhi and reaches the national capital at 10:13 pm, Times of India states. The available reports focus on the placement of Bhagwat on the train during the incident and the ongoing investigation into the source and circumstances of the stone-throwing. No further details on injuries or damage are included in the provided accounts.
Stone thrown at Shatabdi Express near Firozabad; RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat on board
A stone is thrown at the Lucknow–Delhi Shatabdi Express near Firozabad while RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat is on board, according to reports. The incident occurs on the route, and the train is later able to...
- A stone is thrown at the Lucknow–Delhi Shatabdi Express near Firozabad.
- RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat is reported to be on board the train at the time of the incident.
- Authorities investigate the circumstances and gather evidence; the origin and responsible party are not confirmed.
- After checks, the train resumes its journey.
- The train reaches Delhi at 10:13 pm after the incident.
Stone thrown at Lucknow-Delhi Shatabdi Express near Firozabad with RSS chief onboard
2 months agoStone thrown at Lucknow-Delhi Shatabdi Express near Firozabad with RSS chief onboard
2 months agoAt present, there is no official confirmation regarding how the stone came to hit the train or who may have been responsible. Authorities are examining the circumstances surrounding the incident and gathering evidence as part of the inquiry. After the necessary checks were completed, the Shatabdi Express resumed its journey towards Delhi and reached the national capital at 10.13 pm.
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