On Sunday, a gas cylinder was found on the railway track near Premnagar between Kanpur Central and Fatehpur stations, causing a goods train to narrowly avoid an accident. The locomotive pilot spotted the cylinder and applied emergency brakes, stopping the train just before it reached the cylinder. This is the third...
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attempt to derail a train in Kanpur within a month, and the second incident involving a gas cylinder. Earlier, a cylinder was found on the Kanpur-Farrukhabad route, aimed at derailing the Kalindi Express. Additionally, on August 17th, the Sabarmati Express derailed after colliding with boulders between Govindpuri and Bhimsen stations in Varanasi. This incident has prompted high-level inquiries by railway officials and heightened security measures by law enforcement agencies. In a separate incident on Saturday, an attempt to derail a train in Surat, Gujarat, was thwarted when a lineman noticed tampered railway tracks and informed authorities. Furthermore, on Friday, a large stone was placed on the railway track near New Karachna station in Prayagraj, resulting in a collision with a goods train.

On August 16th, the Sabarmati Express (train number 19168) derailed near Panaki Factory Area between Govindpuri and Bhimsen in Kanpur. The Indian Railways formed a Senior Administrative Grade (SAG) committee to investigate the incident. The SAG investigation is complete and they have requested a forensic report by September 25th. The Panaki...
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police are also investigating the case. A section engineer filed a report against 50 unidentified individuals.

On Sunday night, an attempt to derail the Kalindi Express near Munderi railway crossing in Bilhaur, Kanpur, was foiled. A cooking gas cylinder was found placed on the railway track, along with a bottle of petrol, matchsticks, and a suspicious powder. This marks the third attempt to derail a train in...
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the Kanpur division within 24 days. While the previous two incidents occurred on the Kanpur-Kasganj railway line, the most recent attempt was on the Kanpur-Jhansi line. The incident involving the Kalindi Express has prompted a high-level investigation by the Northeast Railway. Earlier, on August 16, the Sabarmati Express (19168) derailed near Govindpuri and Bhimsen due to a bolted rail piece placed on the track. On August 24, a passenger train was targeted in Farrukhabad with a log placed on the tracks. All three incidents involved tampering with the railway tracks, raising concerns about a potential sabotage plot.

Three attempts to derail trains in the Kanpur division of Uttar Pradesh have been made in the last 24 days. While these attempts disrupted train services, fortunately, no casualties were reported. Two of these incidents occurred on the Kanpur-Kasganj rail line, while the third happened on the Kanpur-Jhansi line. The investigation...
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regarding the attempt to derail the Sabarmati Express by tying a boulder to the track on the Jhansi route is yet to yield concrete results. On Sunday night, an attempt was made to derail the Kalindi Express by placing a gas cylinder on the tracks between Kanpur and Bilhour. The North Eastern Railway has ordered a high-level investigation. Previously, on August 16, the 19168 Sabarmati Express traveling from Kanpur to Ahmedabad derailed with 22 coaches, including the engine, after hitting a boulder near Govindpuri and Bhimsen. Investigations by the Senior Administrative Grade (SAG), District Police, and NIA revealed that a 1.10-meter piece of old rail track was tied to the track using bolts. The piece of rail was found at the accident site. On August 24, a passenger train traveling from Farrukhabad to Kasganj narrowly avoided a major accident when a pile of wood was placed on the tracks. The train's high speed averted a major disaster. All three incidents involved the tracks, and the Railway Intelligence Agency suspects a conspiracy. Rajendra Singh, PRO of Izzatnagar, stated that the driver, Rajkishore, reported the incident involving the gas cylinder placed on the tracks in front of the Kalindi Express. The RPF team is investigating the incident, and the truth is expected to be revealed soon.

An uncontrolled truck fell 40 feet from the Gujaini flyover on the Kanpur-Jhansi rail route on Thursday evening around 7:15 PM. The truck driver died in the accident. The overhead electric lines were broken, disrupting up and down train services on the Kanpur-Jhansi rail route, affecting 29 trains. The track was...
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restored after midnight. The truck driver, 77-year-old Ramkishore from Rahmatpur village, Bilhour, was rescued from the truck but was declared dead at the hospital.