In a shocking attempt to derail a goods train, unidentified individuals placed two massive cement blocks, each weighing 70 kg, on a railway track in Ajmer, Rajasthan. The incident occurred late Sunday night, around 10:30 PM, but fortunately, the train continued its journey without sustaining any damage despite striking the blocks.Railway authorities were alerted to the danger when they received information about a cement block on the track. Upon arriving at the site, they discovered that one of the blocks had already been broken by the impact. A further search of the area revealed a second cement block placed at some distance along the same track.राजस्थान के अजमेर में ट्रेन को पलटाने की साजिश नाकाम ,रविवार को कानपुर में ट्रेन को डिरेल करने की साजिश रची गई थी….! #rajhasthan #update #ajmer #Train #watch pic.twitter.com/zukhMHZN7e— ROHIT RAJPUT (@therohitrajput_) September 10, 2024A formal complaint has been lodged by railway employees with the local police, who have now launched an investigation into the attempted sabotage. The motive behind this dangerous act remains unclear, but authorities are treating the case with the utmost seriousness. The timely discovery of the blocks and the trains ability to withstand the impact averted what could have been a catastrophic accident.Local police have intensified efforts to identify the perpetrators and ensure the safety of the railway network in the region. Speaking about the investigation, a police official mentioned, We are looking into all possible angles and will ensure those responsible for this act are brought to justice.Meanwhile, it is important to note that this incident has come to light a day after when a LPG cylinder was found on the tracks with an attempt to derail the Kalindi Express by placing an LPG cylinder on the tracks in the Shivrajpur area. The train, traveling from Prayagraj to Bhiwani, collided with the cylinder before coming to an abrupt stop on Sunday morning, according to police reports.This incident highlights the ongoing challenges faced by railway authorities in ensuring the safety of both passengers and cargo, especially in remote areas. Vigilance and prompt action by railway staff played a crucial role in averting what could have been a major disaster.
