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Train accident: sabotage angle to be probed

By A Correspondent

RANCHI, DEC.19. An enquiry has been set up to ascertain whether there was any sabotage in the recent head-on collision of two trains in Punjab, by Railway employees and whether they had any political links.

Addressing a rally here today, the Railway Minister, Lalu Prasad, said a party that could have instigated gruesome acts like the Godhra incident might even try to malign his image by hatching such a conspiracy.

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