A 59-year-old passenger, Pranjeet Rai, from Krishna Nagar, Nadia District, West Bengal, died on Friday afternoon while travelling on a train from Delhi to Bengal. His health deteriorated during the journey, and he was taken off the train at the local railway station, but he was already deceased. The police have...
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sent the body for a post-mortem.

The Government Railway Police (GRP) arrested a notorious thief, Shailendra Verma, at the Chivki railway station in Prayagraj on Monday. Two stolen mobile phones belonging to railway passengers were recovered from him. The accused, a resident of Vindhyachal in Mirzapur district, has previously been involved in theft cases at the GRP...
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Prayagraj station. He has been arrested and sent to jail.

A new railway coach restaurant will open at Prayagraj Chheoki railway station, following the one at Prayagraj Junction. This will be the fourth such restaurant in the Prayagraj division of North Central Railway. The e-auction process for the restaurant has been completed and Krishna Caterers will be operating it. They...
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are also currently running the railway coach restaurants at Jhansi and Prayagraj Junction. The restaurant is planned to open after Diwali and will feature a selfie point and colorful fountains. Additional coach restaurants are scheduled to open at stations like Subedarganj in the same financial year.

A body of an unidentified young man was found on the railway track near Jayrampur village in Adalhat police station area on Tuesday. The police, informed by villagers, took possession of the body and sent it for postmortem. Efforts to identify the body with the help of local residents and social...
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media have been unsuccessful. The deceased, estimated to be 35 years old, was wearing a blue jeans and a blue shirt. He had severe injuries on his head, suggesting he may have died due to injuries from falling from a train. The body has been sent to the mortuary house and will be autopsied after 72 hours.

On Saturday, attempts to derail trains were thwarted at three locations in Uttar Pradesh. In Ballia and Mirzapur, miscreants placed stones and a fire extinguisher on the tracks, while in Mahoba, they placed a concrete sleeper on the track. Fortunately, in all three cases, the train drivers noticed the obstructions and...
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applied emergency brakes, preventing accidents. These incidents have sparked concern within the railway department and administration, as multiple attempts to derail trains have been reported recently. In Ballia, the 15054 Lucknow-Chhapra Express train was traveling between Bakulha and Manjhi when the driver noticed stones on the track. He applied emergency brakes, stopping the train just before the stones hit the engine. In Mirzapur, a fire extinguisher was found on the down line near Jivnathpur station. The guard of a passing goods train informed the station master, who alerted the driver of a goods train approaching from Prayagraj. The driver applied emergency brakes and stopped the train 200 meters before the obstruction. In Mahoba, a concrete sleeper was placed on the track, and a passenger train driver spotted it and applied emergency brakes. Police have filed an FIR and detained a 16-year-old boy in connection with the incident.