"A telephone call was received at Mumbai Central police control room claiming that there was a bomb in Gitanjali Express," South Eastern Railway (SER) spokesman Sanjoy Ghosh said.
"The information was passed on to SER and the train, which had departed from Howrah station at 1.50 PM, was stopped at Santragachi station at 2.13 PM," Ghosh told PTI here.
Santragachi is about 10 kms away from Howrah station.
The train was declared safe for travel and restarted its journey towards CST Mumbai after a delay of 35 minutes, Ghosh said.
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