Stone-Pelting Attack On Nagpur-Mumbai Duronto Express, Windows Of 3 Coaches Shattered

Last Updated:September 26, 2026, 09:46 IST

A case has been registered under Section 153 of the Railway Act against an unknown person in connection with the incident.

No passenger sustained any injury or reported any loss.

A stone-pelting incident was reported on Train No. 12290 Nagpur-Mumbai Duronto Express on Friday night, resulting in cracks in the window glass of three coaches.

The incident took place at around 8:30 pm on September 25 after the train passed Borkhedi station in the Borkhedi-Sindhi section.

According to the railway authorities, the window glass of coaches A-1, B-2 and B-5 was damaged after an object or stone struck them from outside. No passenger sustained any injury or reported any loss.

RPF, GRP Conduct Search

After receiving information about the incident, RPF and GRP personnel conducted a search in the Borkhedi-Sindhi section.

The nearby areas of Borkhedi and Brahmani villages were also checked. The Police Patil and residents were questioned during the enquiry.

However, no suspicious person or concrete evidence was found. Escort staff and passengers confirmed that an object or stone had hit the windows from outside.

Further enquiry is underway to determine the exact location of the incident.

A case has been registered under Section 153 of the Railway Act against an unknown person in connection with the incident.

Further investigation is currently in progress.

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Which train was targeted in the stone-pelting incident on September 25, 2026?

Train No. 12290 Nagpur-Mumbai Duronto Express was targeted in a stone-pelting incident on Friday night.

Which coaches of the Duronto Express suffered window damage during the attack?

The window glass of coaches A-1, B-2, and B-5 was cracked and damaged after being struck by objects from outside.

What legal action was taken by authorities following the stone-pelting incident?

A case was registered under Section 153 of the Railway Act against an unknown person, and both the RPF and GRP launched a thorough search and investigation.

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