
Stones were pelted at the Vande Bharat train in Malda, West Bengal on Monday night. The incident took place near the Kumarganj railway station. According to the information, the train started from New Jalpaiguri on Sunday. Unidentified people started pelting stones at the train near Malda station while coming to Howrah. Due to this the gate and window of coach C-13 got damaged. At the same time, the Leader of the Opposition in West Bengal and BJP leader Shubhendu Adhikari has demanded an NIA inquiry into the incident.
Let us inform you that PM Modi flagged off the first Vande Bharat Express of West Bengal 4 days ago. Bengal CM Mamta Banerjee also participated in it. There was tremendous drama at Howrah station as soon as Mamta reached the program. This incident came to light after a few days.
BJP leader accused TMC
The Bengal BJP has reacted strongly to the incident. The leader of the Opposition has called it a conspiracy of TMC. Shubhendu Adhikari tweeted – This incident is unfortunate. Stones were pelted at the Pride of India Vande Bharat Express in West Bengal's Malda district. Is this revenge for the slogans of 'Jai Shri Ram' on the day of the inauguration? I demand PM Modi and the Ministry of Railways conduct an NIA inquiry into this matter.
Please tell that during the inauguration of Vande Bharat, when Mamta was going on the stage, then slogans of Jai Shri Ram started from the crowd. Along with Mamta, 4 Union Ministers including Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnav were also present during the uproar. Mamta got angry about this and refused to sit on the stage. After this, Railway Minister and Governor CV Anand Bose tried to persuade Mamta, but she did not agree. However, later Mamta sat in front of the stage with a chair in the audience gallery. Later he also gave his address.
Eastern India got its first Vande Bharat train
PM Modi inaugurated the country's seventh Vande Bharat train on 30 December. This is Eastern India's first Vande Bharat train, which will run between Howrah to New Jalpaiguri. The train will run 6 days a week except for Wednesday. It will take approximately 7.5 hours to cover a distance of approximately 600 KM. From Howrah, it will leave at 05:55 am. It will reach New Jalpaiguri at 1.30 pm. The train will stop at three railway stations during its journey. It also includes Bihar's Kishanganj railway station.
Stone pelting has already happened
This is not the first time that one of the country's VIP trains Vande Bharat has been pelted with stones. Earlier on December 13, stones were pelted on Vande Bharat Express running between Nagpur to Bilaspur. Apart from this, in Bhadohi, UP in 2019, some mischievous elements pelted stones and broke the window panes of a train going from Delhi to Varanasi. In December 2019 itself, when this train was being trialed between Delhi and Agra, stones were pelted at it.
Britain on the way to Pakistan: Prohibition on buying more than 2 potatoes, tomatoes; Why are fruits and vegetables disappearing from the market?
Britain is also on the path of Pakistan. There is also a shortage of fruits and vegetables here. Ala
Tiger 3 Advance Booking Collection: The pair of Salman Khan and Katrina Kaif is returning to the
There is a lot of commotion in Bollywood these days regarding the film 'Hera Pheri 3'. While on t
Russia's attacks on Ukraine continued for the 322nd day. Meanwhile, in Russia, prisoners who refu
The troubles of trainee IAS Pooja Khedkar, who is surrounded by controversies, are not decreasing
Britain's Sunak government has reached an agreement with the European Union to resolve a trade di
Manipur Violence The situation in Manipur seems to be returning to normal. The blockade put up by
After going through a difficult time in her personal life, Indian women's cricket team opener Smr
On Tuesday, terrorists in Pahalgam, Jammu, and Kashmir, killed at least 26 people by firing indis
Eid-ul-Adha 2023: When will Bakrid be celebrated in India? Know-History and Religious Significance
Eid-ul-Adha 2023: Bakrid festival has special significance in the religion of Islam. Bakrid is ce