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Vande Bharat Train: Recent stone pelting incidents damage 30 window panes
However, no passengers or onboard railway staffers were injured.
The incident took place at 8:40 am near Sohawal railway station which is nearly 15 km away from Ayodhya Cantt Junction.
According to railway authorities, the stone pelting damaged the windowpanes of C1 (seats 33,34), C3 (seats 20,21,22), C5 (seats 10,11,12) and E1 (seats 35,36) coaches.
After the incident, railway protection force (RPF), Ayodhya Cantt Junction, began to probe the accused responsible for vandalism.
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“We are trying to ascertain exactly from where the stones were pelted on the train. Soon the accused will be arrested,” said RPF SHO Sonu Kumar.
Lucknow division senior divisional security commissioner (Northern Railway) Shreyans Chinchwade told TOI that an FIR has been registered and the probe is on.