Condition of Vande Bharat Express only six days after its inauguration, its appearance deteriorated in a minor accident

Prime Minister Narendra Modi flagged off the country's most hi-tech train Vande Bharat from Ahmedabad on 30 September. But just six days after its launch, the Vande Bharat Express train met with an accident. Due to this accident, the front part of the engine of Vande Bharat Express was badly damaged. After this accident, some pictures of the deteriorating Surat-e-Hal of train have come to the fore. Seeing this, people are questioning the strength of the Vande Bharat Express train.

According to the information received, this accident happened near Vatva and Maninagar stations near Ahmedabad railway station while coming from Mumbai. Here Vande Bharat Express collided with a herd of buffaloes. The incident happened at 11:18 am this morning. The front portion of the Vande Bharat Express train was badly damaged when it collided with a herd of buffaloes. Due to the accident, the train had to be stopped for some time.

It was told that due to the collision with a herd of buffaloes, the Vande Bharat train was halted at the spot for about 9 minutes. Then he was dispatched from there at 11:27. The face of Vande Bharat has been badly damaged due to the collision of cattle. In this minor accident, people are raising questions due to such damage to the engine.

People say that the collision of cattle does not spoil the normal trains, while the bone of India's most Supertech train Vande Bharat was shaken by the collision of buffalo. This raises questions about its strength.

Congress leader Srinivas Biwi raised the question while sharing pictures of the inauguration of Vande Bharat Express and after the accident. Only six days after the inauguration, no one had any idea that the engine of Vande Bharat would be so damaged due to the collision of buffaloes. It is to be known that on 30 September, Prime Minister Narendra Modi flagged off the new Vande Bharat Express between Mumbai and Gandhi Nagar.

Here Railway PRO Pradeep Sharma said that there was some damage due to this incident. There is no effect on the operation of the train. The train is running at its scheduled time. Sharma said that the broken front portion of the train will be repaired. Railway officials said that the Vande, who rears cows and buffaloes in Gujarat, is not aware of the timetable of India. This is the reason why herds of buffaloes came on the tracks. Officials said that now a campaign will be launched to make people aware.