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Posted: Dec 14 2013 (16:54)
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GUNTUR: Ayyappa devotees from Andhra Pradesh travelling in Sabari Express (No. 17229 Trivandrum-Nampally) were allegedly attacked in Kerala on Friday. This is the second such incident...
Wah... kya baat hai... Unreserved passengers can occupy reserved coach.
If asked to alight or move from the coach, they resort to stone pelting....
and people demand all trains to halt in all stations.....
Are the RPFs sleeping?
If asked to alight or move from the coach, they resort to stone pelting....
and people demand all trains to halt in all stations.....
Are the RPFs sleeping?
Wah... kya baat hai... Unreserved passengers can occupy reserved coach.
If asked to alight or move from the coach, they complain and a supporting group resorts to stone pelting....
and people demand all trains to halt in all stations.....
Are the RPFs sleeping?
If asked to alight or move from the coach, they complain and a supporting group resorts to stone pelting....
and people demand all trains to halt in all stations.....
Are the RPFs sleeping?
This is the news report from the other angle- as appeared in TOI, Kochi edition today:
A fight between Sabarimala pilgrims and local people over the assault of a person who boarded Sabari Express created a ruckus at Shoranur railway station on Friday, leading to disruption of traffic to Malabar region for nearly three hours.
Railway police have arrested two Andhra natives – Rajasekharan (36) and Ramalinga Reddy (48) of Gundoor -- for attacking one Ramachandran (56) of Thiruvananthapuram.
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A fight between Sabarimala pilgrims and local people over the assault of a person who boarded Sabari Express created a ruckus at Shoranur railway station on Friday, leading to disruption of traffic to Malabar region for nearly three hours.
Railway police have arrested two Andhra natives – Rajasekharan (36) and Ramalinga Reddy (48) of Gundoor -- for attacking one Ramachandran (56) of Thiruvananthapuram.
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