{"id":37125,"date":"2025-01-23T12:14:05","date_gmt":"2025-01-23T12:14:05","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/alertindianews.in\/?p=37125"},"modified":"2025-01-23T12:14:05","modified_gmt":"2025-01-23T12:14:05","slug":"jalgaon-rail-horror-photo-at-train-station-is-sons-last-memory-of-mother","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/alertindianews.in\/?p=37125","title":{"rendered":"Jalgaon Rail Horror: Photo At Train Station Is Son’s Last Memory Of Mother"},"content":{"rendered":"
On Wednesday a son took a photograph of his mother at the train station in Lucknow, where he was seeing her off on the daily superfast Pushpak Express<\/a> to Mumbai, little knowing it would be the last time he would see her alive.<\/p>\n Hours later the mother, Kamala Bhandari, 43, a resident of Mumbai’s Colaba neighbourhood, was one of 13 people, including a 11-year-old boy, who died as the train crossed Maharashtra’s Jalgaon.<\/p>\n The son, Tapendra Bhandari, was left to face the shock and trauma.<\/p>\n Authorities believe some passengers, alarmed by what they thought were sparks – due to ‘brake-binding’- in the coach, jumped off the train and were run over by another – the Karnataka Express – from the opposite direction. The Railway Ministry later confirmed there were no sparks in the coach.<\/p>\n READ |\u00a0<\/strong>13 Dead After Jumping Off Train Over Fire Rumour, Getting Hit By Another<\/a><\/p>\n The incident happened around 5 pm, and harrowing images from the scene showed bodies lying on tracks as injured passengers wandered around with blood all over them.<\/p>\n Not all 13 people who died have been identified so far; as of Thursday morning only eight had.<\/p>\n But, of those eight, four are from Nepal, including Ms Bhandari and a man called Lachchiram Pasi, whose family not only had to come to terms with his death but also identify his mutilated body. “Some portions of his hands and legs (were) missing,” his nephew, Ramrang Pasi, told news agency PTI.<\/p>\n Mr Pasi was in his 50s, his nephew said, and hailed from Nepal’s Narainpur Banke district. He was travelling from Nepal to Thane, via Lucknow, with five day wagers who managed to survive.<\/p>\n