Travel Nightmare! Stone Smashes Mumbai-Bound Duronto Express Window, Glass Shatters, 4 Passengers Injured | VIDEO
Passengers aboard a Mumbai-bound Duronto Express had a frightening experience after a stone allegedly hurled at the moving train smashed the window of an AC 3-tier coach. A video of the incident, shared on Instagram, captures the moment the stone strikes and shatters the glass, leaving passengers shaken. The video was posted around September 25 by Instagram user @aesthetetraveller , who described…
Passengers on a Duronto Express train heading to Mumbai experienced a harrowing moment when a stone struck the window of an AC 3-tier coach. A video shared on Instagram on September 25 by @aesthetetraveller showed the stone smashing the glass, causing passengers to gasp in fear. The incident, described as a serious safety concern by the poster, left four individuals injured. Families with young children were also present in the affected compartment.
The passenger shared their relief that the stone had struck their window, expressing relief that it did not hit someone directly or cause further damage to the compartment. They emphasized that what occurred was not simply a broken window, but a potential escalation of danger during a routine train journey. The passenger called for stronger safety measures and questioned the sense of security passengers can feel while traveling by train.
The video sparked reactions from social media users, who speculated about the incident's location and expressed concerns about stone-pelting targeting trains. Some users suggested the incident might have occurred on the Bihar side. The post tagged Indian Railways, the Railway Protection Force (RPF), and Nagpur Police, although the incident's exact location has not been independently verified. No official comment from Indian Railways has been issued regarding the alleged stone-pelting.
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