Train crash in Balasore: The train accident in Balasore, Odisha is included in the list of the biggest rail accident ever. About 278 people died in this accident, while more than 1200 people were seriously injured. You will be surprised to know that the rescue team that reached the spot found 40 such dead bodies without any injury marks on them. The investigating agencies are perplexed as to how he died. The answer to this is found in the FIR registered by the police.

40 died due to electrocution...

In the train accident in Balasore, no injury mark has been found on about 40 dead bodies recovered from the Coromandel Express, which is shocking in itself. At the same time, doctors and investigative agencies believe that he died due to electrocution. The Government Railway Police (GRP) itself has informed about this. The FIR lodged at the GRP police station in Balasore indicated that the passengers were electrocuted after the overhead wires snapped after the accident and trapped some of their coaches. Due to this, he died. Police sub-inspector P Kumar Nayak said in the FIR that many passengers died due to injuries and electrocution after coming in contact with overhead wires. Police officials said that after the accident, the overturning of the coaches caused the electric poles to fall, which broke the wires going from above.

CBI is investigating

Let us tell you that three trains met with an accident on Friday in Balasore, Odisha. In this, Howrah-Chennai Coromandel Express, Bengaluru-Howrah Express, and parked goods train crashed. At present, the CBI has taken over the investigation of the case on Tuesday. Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnav has said that whoever is guilty in this will not be forgiven. The victim's families have been assured of all possible help by the central government. At the same time, the treatment of the injured in the accident is going on. The team of doctors is on alert for 24 hours. Many passengers have been dropped from the bus to their homes.