A passenger train at Katwa Station in India caught fire under mysterious circumstances, raising suspicions of intentional arson as investigators noted unusual activity captured on CCTV.
A passenger coach of the Katwa-Azimganj train was completely burned in a terrifying incident at Katwa Station, causing panic among witnesses. Initial investigations revealed that the fire was not due to a short circuit or internal faults, leaving the cause of the blaze a mystery. This has led to the speculation that the fire might have been set intentionally.
According to reports, CCTV footage has drawn the attention of investigators who believe there may have been the presence of outsiders near the scene during the time of the fire. The incident occurred early on a Sunday morning, suddenly engulfing the train in flames and leaving it in a charred state that is described as alarming. Following these developments, a forensic expert team is expected to visit the station to conduct a thorough investigation into the cause and assess any potential wrongdoing.
As details unfold, the local authorities continue to explore various angles, including the possibility of arson. The urgency of the investigation is underscored by the serious implications this event holds for public safety and security on Indian railways, which are widely used by commuters throughout the region. The growing unease regarding the circumstances surrounding the fire has raised concerns among travelers and officials alike, prompting calls for enhanced safety measures and surveillance at railway stations.
