9 months ago
Grinding stone found on Kochi railway track
Early Friday morning, a big grinding stone was found on a railway track near a bridge in Kochi, Kerala.
The train driver saw it and told the police.
The train went over the stone without any big accident.
Police think someone put the stone there on purpose.
They are checking cameras and talking to people to find out who did it.
There have been similar things happening in other places in Kerala.
Police are working hard to solve this mystery.
A grinding stone was found on a railway track near Pachalam bridge in Kochi, Kerala, early Friday morning.
The Mysuru-Kochuveli Express passed over the stone without derailing, preventing a major disaster.
Kerala Police, RPF, and Railway Police are investigating the incident, with central agencies expected to join.
Local residents reported hearing noises around 2 a.m., suggesting the stone was deliberately placed on the track.
Similar sabotage attempts have been reported in other parts of Kerala, including Ottapalam and Valapattanam.
- Who
- Unknown perpetrators, Kerala Police, Railway Protection Force (RPF), Railway Police, and central agencies
- What
- A grinding stone was found on the railway track, suspected to be an attempt to sabotage train operations
- Where
- Near the Pachalam bridge in Kochi, Kerala
- When
- Early Friday at around 4:30 a.m.
- Why
- The motive is unknown, but authorities are treating it with seriousness due to the deliberate and planned nature of the act
Key facts
- Location
- Pachalam bridge, Kochi, Kerala
- Time of Incident
- 4:30 a.m. Friday
- Train Involved
- Mysuru-Kochuveli Express
- Agencies Investigating
- Kerala Police, Railway Protection Force (RPF), Railway Police, and central agencies
- Suspected Time of Placement
- Around 2 a.m.
- Similar Incidents
- Ottapalam and Valapattanam
- Evidence
- Grinding stone, CCTV footage, dead dog
