Dimapur bound train catches fire in Allahabad, no casualties reported

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ANI Allahabad
Last Updated : Oct 18 2014 | 7:07 PM IST

One bogey of a train caught fire today while it was heading to Nagaland capital Dimapur. However, there was no casualty or injury reported.

The train, which was on its way from Maharashtra, had military personnel in it who had served in the election duty in Maharashtra.

Speaking to the media V K Tiwari, Divisional Railway Manager (DRM) of Allahabad said, "This was an election special, was going from Maharashtra to Dimapur. People are saying some loud noises were heard....Once an enquiry happens then only we will be able to tell exactly what happened. Nobody is injured and there are no casualties."

Further details are awaited.

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First Published: Oct 18 2014 | 6:51 PM IST

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