India’s PM Narendra Modi says those found ‘guilty’ for train crash will receive ‘harshest punishment’
The Indian leader also said government would leave “no stone unturned” for the treatment of the 900 injured in the crashFreelance reporter and late editordeadly train crash in the country on Friday which killed 280 peopleThe leader made the comments as he visited the site of yesterday’s crash in the Odisha state and also vowed to look after the families of those killed and injured in the accident.
He told reporters today: “This is a very big, painful and disturbing incident, those family members who have been injured, the government will leave no effort for their well-being. “Those we have lost will not come back, the government is with the families in hour of grief. It’s a very serious matter of concern for the government.”The cause of the crash, which involved twoAs well as the fatalities, 900 people were injured in what was one of the country’s deadliest rail crashes in decades.