He also spoke with the Muzaffarnagar District Magistrate and instructed him to ensure all possible relief to affected people, an official spokesperson said.
Hospitals have been instructed to provide free treatment to the injured passengers, the spokeperson said.
He said four NDRF teams were also being rushed there -- three from Ghaziabad and one from Delhi.
Besides, 35 ambulances, bread, butter, 1,000 food packets, additional private and state-run buses were being arranged, he said.
Volunteers were being mobilized from adjoining Meerut, the spokeperson said.
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