Bengaluru: Train passenger suffers head injury due to stone-pelting


PTI, Apr 23, 2022, 3:27 PM IST

Bengaluru: A woman passenger onboard the Lokmanya Tilak Express (Coimbatore to Mumbai) suffered a head injury after miscreants pelted stones on the train.

The injured id identified as Devi (29).

Reportedly, a group of miscreants pelted stones after the train crossed Baiyappanahalli railway station and passed through its outer area on April 22 evening.

After Devi was injured, the TTE passed on the message to the commercial control room and medical treatment was arranged for the passenger at the KSR railway station.

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