Wednesday,
September 11, 2002, Chandigarh, India Ultras
kill J&K Law Minister 120 die
in worst Rajdhani mishap |
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Editorial: The
Rajdhani disaster
Railways says sabotage |
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15 trains
diverted
In video: A special train carrying relatives of the derailed Rajdhani
Express leaves from Kolkata for Bihar (28k,
56k)
Villagers to the rescue |
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Buta
Singh, Mamata Banerjee flay Railways Blast in Kashmir Srinagar, September 10 11 militants, three securitymen and a People’s Democratic Party (PDP) activist were among 18 killed in separate incidents since last evening in Jammu and Kashmir where the security forces apprehended two ultras and their four harbourers. A powerful blast, set off by militants, left one person dead and 28 wounded in Pattan town in Barmula, an official spokesman said.
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