RailEnquiry

A bogey of the Tata-Badampahad passenger, the only train to ply on the naxal hit Tata-Bhalda section under Chakradharpur division of S E railway, was disconnected at Rairangpur station of neighbouring state Odisha after a 'suspected unclaimed bag' was found. S E railway spokesperson K N Biswas told UNI that the passengers of the train noticed an unclaimed red bag in a bogey. When the train, that started this morning from Tatanagar railway station here, reached Rairangpur the matter was brought to the notice of the railway police.

The bogey was disconnected and the train departed for Badampahad, Mr Biswas said adding that during the search it was found that the bag belonged to a lady passenger who had accidentally left it while alighting the train. On September 30 three pipe bombs were recovered from the track in Potka area around 10 km from here after the departure of the same train.