Hours after the Kaifiyat Express slammed into a dumpster in Uttar Pradesh, harming 74 individuals, another prepare hit a tractor in Villuppuram close Chennai on Wednesday evening, media reports said. Be that as it may, no loss has been accounted for up until this point.
In the prompt fallout of the two occurrences, which come only five days after the Utkal Express wrecked, killing 22 individuals, railroad serve Suresh Prabhu met Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday and said he "assumed liability" for the spate of mischances.
Be that as it may, he included, Modi didn't look for his renunciation, and requesting that he "hold up".
On Wednesday morning, the Kaifiyat Express prepare, going from Azamgarh to Delhi, slammed into a sand dumper around 2.50 am amongst Pata and Achalda stations, a representative for the North Central Railway (NCR) told PTI.
I met the Hon'ble Prime Minister @narendramodi taking full moral responsibility. Hon’ble PM has asked me to wait. (5/5)— Suresh Prabhu (@sureshpprabhu) August 23, 2017
I am extremely pained by the unfortunate accidents, injuries to passengers and loss of precious lives. It has caused me deep anguish (4/5)— Suresh Prabhu (@sureshpprabhu) August 23, 2017
New India envisioned by PM deserves a Rlys which is efficient and modern. I promise that is the path, on which Rlys is progressing now (3/5)— Suresh Prabhu (@sureshpprabhu) August 23, 2017
Undr leadership of PM, tried 2 overcome decades of neglect thru systemic reforms in all areas leading 2 unprecedented investment& milestones— Suresh Prabhu (@sureshpprabhu) August 23, 2017
Sources likewise said that work for a committed cargo hall was in advance at the site at the season of the mischance. This was trailed by Railway Board executive AK Mittal's abdication following two mishaps in five days.In less than three years as Minister, I have devoted my blood and sweat for the betterment of the Railways (1/5)— Suresh Prabhu (@sureshpprabhu) August 23, 2017
No less than seven trains were scratched off and 40 were occupied in Uttar Pradesh because of Wednesday's episode.
Following the Utkal Express wrecking a week ago, a few political gatherings had requested Prabhu's acquiescence, saying the clergyman ought to be by and by in charge of the poor railroad security gauges in the nation.
Congress said Prabhu ought to introspect and consider what has happened and that sending a few authorities on leave "derides" the heartbreaking passings.
"The Congress requests that Suresh Prabhu, railroad serve, ought to promptly leave from his position," party representative Manish Tewari told columnists.
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