The Odisha train accident killed 275 people in India. The Indian Railway Minister has attributed the horrific collision to a change in the electronic interlocking and said that all will soon be revealed in a report. Train services resumed on the tragedy-hit route 51 hours after the accident. Watch to know more in this interview with Akhil Agrawal, former Director General of the Railway Board.

Odisha Train Tragedy: Train services resume on tragedy-hit route 51 hours after accident

As India grieves its worst train disaster in 28 years condolences have been pouring in from different parts of the world. At least 294 people were killed and over 1000 injured in an accident on Friday, June 2, after an accident involving three trains. The horrific accident happened when the Shalimar-Chennai Central Coromandel Express, headed toward Chennai, derailed. It collided with a goods train on the adjacent track, causing the rear carriage of the Coromandel Express to veer off onto the third track. The Bengaluru-Howrah Superfast Express, coming from the opposite direction on the third track, rammed into the derailed coaches.

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Odisha Train Tragedy: Train services resume on tragedy-hit route 51 hours after accident

Odisha Train Tragedy: Indian Railway officials claim 'signaling issues' caused tragedy

Odisha Train Tragedy | Ashwini Vaishnaw: Probe launched into the incident completed