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Nagpur-Mumbai Duronto Express Stone-Pelting Incident: 3 Coaches Damaged; Passenger Captures Moment In Viral Video

A stone-pelting incident was reported aboard the Nagpur-Mumbai Duronto Express on Friday night, September 25, after the train came under attack in Maharashtra’s Borkhedi-Sindhi section. Window panes in three coaches were damaged, although no passengers were injured in the incident. Train No. 12290 was travelling towards Mumbai when the incident occurred at around 8:30 pm, shortly after it crossed…

An attack on the Nagpur-Mumbai Duronto Express occurred on Friday night, September 25, as the train traveled through Maharashtra's Borkhedi-Sindhi region. The assault resulted in damage to three coaches, with windows shattering in coaches A-1, B-2, and B-5. Despite the incident, no passengers were hurt, and belongings remained safe.

The Duronto Express was moving towards Mumbai when it passed Borkhedi station around 8:30 pm. The damage was caused by an object believed to be a stone, which was thrown from outside the train and struck the windows. Passengers aboard confirmed that the impact originated from the exterior of the moving train.

In response to the incident, officials from the Railway Protection Force (RPF) and Government Railway Police (GRP) conducted searches in the affected area. They also examined locations around Borkhedi and Brahmani villages to gather information about potential suspects. However, no individuals were identified, and no concrete evidence was discovered at the scene.

A case has been filed under Section 153 of the Railway Act, accusing an unidentified person of the stone-pelting incident. Authorities are still investigating to determine the origin of the thrown object and identify the individual responsible for the attack.

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