On Saturday, a Delhi-Ranchi Rajdhani Express train was delayed due to a suspected fire, causing panic among passengers. The incident occurred near Rafiganj station in Bihar around 3:04 AM. The train was traveling at a speed of 90-100 km/h when passengers noticed smoke and sparks coming from the wheels, leading...
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them to believe there was a fire. The train was stopped for over an hour while the brakes were inspected and repaired. It was later revealed that the smoke was caused by friction in the brakes. Passengers reported seeing smoke and sparks coming from the train's wheels, leading to the train being stopped for over an hour while the brakes were inspected and repaired. The incident caused delays in train departures from Delhi later that day. In a separate incident, two passengers on the Neelanchal Express were injured when an overhead wire snapped between Suisa and Tiruldih in the Ranchi rail division. The injured passengers, who were sitting on the train's footboard, were immediately taken to a local hospital. One of the passengers, Rahul Kumar, sustained serious injuries and required a blood transfusion. He was placed on a ventilator. The other passenger, Ramashankar, sustained minor injuries. The incident occurred around 7:25 AM, causing a delay in the train's schedule. The overhead wire was repaired, and the train resumed its journey to Tata around 10 AM.

On Monday, the Rachi Divisional Railway Headquarters will investigate the incident involving the Neelachal Express. The railway has issued a letter seeking information from affected passengers or local residents regarding the incident. According to the railway, eyewitnesses can visit the headquarters to share information. On Saturday, two passengers on the...
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Anand Vihar Puri Neelachal Express were injured in Suisa when they came into contact with a high-tension wire. They were admitted to Purulia Hospital for treatment. The engine was sealed in Tatanagar under the leadership of Senior DEE Vinod Kumar. The Chief Safety Commissioner of the South Eastern Zone is investigating the case, including taking statements from the train's loco pilot and guard.

On June 2nd, 2024, an overhead wire snapped between Suisa and Tiruldih stations, falling onto coach S5 of the 12876 Neelachal Express traveling from Anand Vihar to Puri. Two passengers traveling on the train's doors were injured by the electric shock. They were taken to a local hospital for treatment and...
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then referred to Purulia for further medical attention. The incident occurred at approximately 7:30 am, causing a power outage and resulting in the wire breaking. A medical team from Tatanagar was immediately dispatched to the scene. The incident was reported by Abhishek Singhal, the Area Manager of Tatanagar.

On Saturday morning, an overhead wire snapped and fell on the Neelachal Express near Suisa-Tiruldih station on the Chandil-Muri rail section of Ranchi railway division. Two passengers traveling on the train's doors were injured when they came into contact with the wire. The train came to a halt after the incident,...
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and the injured were taken to a local hospital. The injured have been identified as Raj Shankar and Rahul Kumar, both residents of Raebareli, Uttar Pradesh, and were traveling to Tatanagar. Their condition is reported to be critical. Senior officials were alerted after the incident. A passenger on the train reported that the two injured passengers were traveling without confirmed tickets and were sitting on the doors as their tickets were on the waiting list. The train came to a sudden halt after a loud noise, and the two passengers were injured when they came in contact with the wire. The incident was reported to the railway helpline 139, but no railway officials arrived for an hour. The railway police reached the site and transported the injured to the hospital by car. The train reached Tatanagar station at 12:09 PM, where the engine was detached and sealed. One of the train's pantographs was damaged. The train was sent to its destination with a new engine. The Tatanagar Assistant Regional Manager, Abhishek Singhal, stated that the engine was sealed after the train reached Tatanagar, and the necessary paperwork was completed. Officials from the railway zone will inspect the engine thoroughly. Blood samples were collected from both loco pilots and will be tested to determine if they were under the influence of alcohol at the time of the incident.

Two passengers were injured after a high-tension wire fell on a coach of the Neelachal Express train running between Suisa and Tiruldih under the Ranchi Railway Division of the South Eastern Railway. As a result, two trains operating on this route have been diverted. The train number 08152 Barakarhana Tata Passenger...
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train will now go to Tatanagar via Muri, Koteshila, Purulia, and Chandil. The train number 08195 Tata Hatia MEMU Passenger will now go to Hatia via Chandil, Purulia, Koteshila, and Muri. These changes are effective from June 1st.