11:52 AM
Coach attendant killed, another injured after firing in train
Press Trust of India,
Updated: January 14, 2012 11:25 IST
Asansol (WB): A coach
attendant was killed and another seriously injured when they were shot
at apparently by two ticketless travellers inside a moving express train
in Burdwan district today.
The duo were shot inside the AC compartment at 2.30 AM , minutes before the UP Himgiri Express reached Asansol station, apparently by the two ticketless passengers who had boarded the train from Howrah Station late last night, Asansol Divisional Railway Manager Jagadananda Jha said.
Sagar Thakur, who received bullet injuries on his chest, was declared dead at the Asansol Sub-divisional Hospital while Ganesh Shaw is battling for his life, he said.
According to statements given by passengers to railway officials, two men who had forcibly boarded the train and had a fight with the coach attendants minutes later.
They managed to seat themselves in the AC compartment and even took to drinking, which was opposed by the attendants, passengers said.
Railway officials said the duo managed to escape at Asansol Station after firing.
The duo were shot inside the AC compartment at 2.30 AM , minutes before the UP Himgiri Express reached Asansol station, apparently by the two ticketless passengers who had boarded the train from Howrah Station late last night, Asansol Divisional Railway Manager Jagadananda Jha said.
Sagar Thakur, who received bullet injuries on his chest, was declared dead at the Asansol Sub-divisional Hospital while Ganesh Shaw is battling for his life, he said.
According to statements given by passengers to railway officials, two men who had forcibly boarded the train and had a fight with the coach attendants minutes later.
They managed to seat themselves in the AC compartment and even took to drinking, which was opposed by the attendants, passengers said.
Railway officials said the duo managed to escape at Asansol Station after firing.
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1 comments:
What is going on in Railways...no security to the working staff..if the same system continues no working staff will be confident in returnuig to their homes safely.
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