Union Minister of State Anupriya Patel has written to Union Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw requesting the construction of a railway underpass in Mirzapur, Uttar Pradesh. The underpass is proposed to be built at two locations: in front of Purushottampur Bazaar, on the south side of the Ramjipur-Parasia main road, and behind Maa...
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Shiv Shankari Dham Temple, on the Bela-Baghi-Gangpur road. Patel stated that the construction would benefit the people of several villages by providing them with easy access to transportation. She requested the Union Minister to prioritize the project in the interest of the public. The need for the underpass arose after the construction of a railway overbridge, which cut off the villages from Purushottampur Bazaar and Maa Shiv Shankari Dham Temple. The overbridge also disconnected villages like Pratapgarh, Ramjipur, Fatehpur, Dixitpur, Shivrajpur, Parasia, Rupodha, Jagannathpur, Belwari, Bijurka, Rasoolpur, Manikpur, and Bangla Devaria from the bazaar. Similarly, villages like Bela, Pachewara, Dharmampur, Gangpur, Bhawanipur, Niamatpur, Chandapur, and Ramraypur were cut off from the Maa Shiv Shankari Dham Temple. The area now has four railway lines with another under construction, making it difficult for pedestrians to cross. The construction of the fifth line would further complicate the situation, making the underpass essential for the convenience of the public.

On Monday evening at 6 pm, an elderly man was killed after being hit by a train near Kailahat Railway Station in the Chunar Kotwali area. The man's identity was confirmed through his Aadhaar and Ayushman cards found in his pocket. The police sent the body to the mortuary. The Chunar...
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Station in-charge, Rajesh Singh, received information from the station master that the deceased, estimated to be around 70 years old, was found dead near platform number 1 of the Kailahat Railway Station. The deceased was identified as Ramji, son of Raghunath, a resident of Daualtabad Bhuili village in the Adalhat police station area, through the Aadhaar and Ayushman cards. The police informed his family, who are on their way. The circumstances leading to the man's presence at Kailahat remain unclear. Further action will be taken once the family arrives.