Bengal Train Tragedy | Nitish Kumar To Morarji Desai, Rail Ministers Who Quit Post Tragedies | News
June 18, 2024
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as posted by the channelBengal Train Tragedy | A train accident near Darjeeling on June 17, where a goods train rammed the Kanchanjunga Express, killed 15 people and injured over 25. The incident sparked heavy criticism from opposition parties, who flagged Indian Railways' irregularities and demanded Union Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw's resignation. They cited past train tragedies, including the June 2023 Odisha collision and the 1999 Gaisal accident, where then Railway Minister Nitish Kumar resigned. Historical precedents were also noted, such as Morarji Desai's resignation after a 1956 train disaster. Despite calls, Vaishnaw did not resign. Watch the video for more.
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