A brawl broke out between the loco pilots to run the Udaipur-Agra Vande Bharat Express Train, leading to a violent clash which resulted in the injury of several employees. The train, which began its service on September 2, has now gained spotlight.

As per the reports, the dispute occurred between the employees of West-Central Railway, North-West Railway and Northern Railway after receiving orders from their respective staff to run the train. A video of the incident has now gone viral on social media, showcasing the argument being turned into a violent clash.

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Loco Pilot Brawl Leads To Injuries And Railway Property Damage

The driver, co-driver and guard of the train were attacked and railway property was damaged in the scuffle among the staffs. The clash also resulted in the destruction of the guard room lock and the glass window panel. A loco pilot was also injured in the scuffle.

Railway Board Launches Investigation

The Railway Board has been alerted about the brawl and the railway officials are currently investigating the matter to identify those involved. A disciplinary action is expected to be taken against the employees. 

As per Jagran reports, the GRP Gangapur City SHO Dalbir Singh has informed that a case has been lodged against the unidentified railway employees, following a complaint from Agra Guard Raghavendra Saraswat. Reports also suggest that the Vande Bharat Train has been running late recently due to such internal disputes.

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