Two separate incidents of sabotage have been reported on the railway tracks near Prayagraj. In the first incident, a large stone was placed on the tracks near Chhabilepur village, potentially targeting the Muri Express train. The second incident involved a concrete lid being placed on the tracks near Manda Road, causing...
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damage to a goods train. The police and railway authorities have launched investigations into both incidents, suspecting a potential conspiracy. While the police have interrogated over 200 individuals in connection with the Muri Express incident, no conclusive findings have been reached. The new incident has heightened concerns. The goods train's engine collided with the concrete lid, causing significant impact. Although the train was allowed to proceed, the incident has raised serious security concerns, leading to investigations by the Railway Protection Force (RPF) and Government Railway Police (GRP). A case has been registered against unknown individuals based on a report filed by Inspector B.B. Tiwari. The senior divisional security commissioner, Vijay Prakash Pandit, visited the site to investigate the matter. Assistant Security Commissioner P.K. Agnihotri stated that the concrete lid likely belonged to debris near the tracks, and investigations are underway.

A large concrete cover was found placed on the railway track near Manda Road in Prayagraj, narrowly avoiding a collision with a goods train on Monday evening. The cover, which was the size of a large stone, hit the train engine, causing significant damage and breaking into pieces. The incident caused...
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a loud noise, forcing the train driver to stop. While the accident was averted, the incident has raised concerns about a possible sabotage attempt. The Railway Protection Force (RPF), Government Railway Police (GRP), and local police are investigating the incident, which occurred at approximately 7:56 PM. The RPF has registered a case against an unknown person based on a complaint by Sub-Inspector B.B. Tiwari. Senior Divisional Security Commissioner Vijay Prakash Pandit visited the site on Tuesday to investigate the incident. The RPF is examining the possibility that the cover was placed on the track by a person, but no official confirmation has been given.