Ratlam: 16 coaches of a goods train had gone on the up and down line near Mangal Mahudi in Ratlam railway division under Western Railway, and due to this, the Mumbai-Delhi rail route was closed. During this time, many trains were cancelled and at the same time, it was considered appropriate to run the trains on the diverted route. On the other hand, as soon as the accident was reported, divisional railway manager Vineet Gupta and a team of railway officials rushed to the spot. At the same time, during this time, the relief work was started on a war footing. It is being told that during this period, assistance was also received from Vadodara Railway Division.
In such a situation, the scene was good this morning because the railways have done a lot of repair work and started a railway track. Let us tell you that the first train from Vadodara is coming towards Ratlam and top officials including the General Manager of Western Railway and Divisional Railway Manager had reached the accident site. At the same time, the railway administration has ordered an inquiry into the cause of the accident. Let me tell you all that there was another major train accident in Ratlam railway division during the last two days. Earlier, the Indore-Udaipur Express had rolled from the platform at Ratlam railway station, two coaches of which were derailed.
At the same time, the investigation of this accident started and after that, another big accident took place on the Delhi-Mumbai line. According to the Railways, the up/down line has been blocked in the Mangalamhoori-Limkheda section of Ratlam division today due to the derailment of 16 wagons of the goods train. Meanwhile, Divisional Railway Manager Vineet Gupta along with the officials has reached the spot and started the work on a war footing through officers and staff cranes and other equipment to restart the railway line, which is now going to be completed to a great extent.
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