Mystery of the Iron Angle on Tracks
An 18-feet long iron angle was discovered on the Panipat-Delhi rail track. It was found by a train driver near the Gohana bridge. Authorities were notified, leading to a case being registered under the Railways Act for attempted train wrecking.
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An alarming discovery unfolded on the Panipat-Delhi rail track as authorities stumbled upon an 18-feet iron angle, raising concerns about possible sabotage.
The incident came to light when a vigilant loco pilot, operating between Panipat and Ganaur, reported the angle found close to the Gohana bridge on Wednesday.
Swift action was taken, and law enforcement registered a case under Section 150 of the Railways Act, citing the potential dangers of train wrecking.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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