The Railway Protection Force (RPF) in Bhopal has intensified its efforts to crack down on chain-pulling incidents on trains. They have taken action against 81 individuals in May for this offense. The RPF conducted awareness campaigns at Bhopal station, urging passengers to refrain from chain-pulling and explaining the consequences. The campaigns...
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used banners and megaphones to inform passengers about the dangers and inconveniences caused by this act. The RPF attributed the incidents to factors such as passengers arriving late, boarding the wrong train, and attempting to get on or off the train while it is in motion. The RPF officials have urged passengers to be mindful of their travel plans and avoid chain-pulling to ensure a safe and comfortable journey for all.

A train traveling from Bhopal to Jodhpur, Train No. 14814, separated into two parts between Bina and Mungaoli stations on Friday night. The engine and four coaches pulled ahead, leaving the rest of the train behind. Passengers were alarmed and disembarked. The locomotive pilot stopped the engine, reconnected the train, and...
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it continued to Mungaoli after a 55-minute delay. The incident occurred due to the disengagement of the coupling between older and newer train coaches (ICF and LHB respectively). The train was initially delayed by 15 minutes in reaching Bina. It departed Bina after a 5-minute wait. The separation occurred while the train was moving slowly between Bina and Mungaoli. The train crew managed to reconnect the train and proceed towards Mungaoli after a delay.