Gandhinagar: A cow rammed into the Vande Bharat train near Atul railway station in Gujarat state and the front part of the train was damaged. With cows hitting the train one after the other, this incident has become a topic of discussion on social media.
It has been a question for many years whether trains will run in India like the bullet trains run in Japan. Vande Bharat Rail was launched to fulfill it. On September 30, Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurated the Vande Bharat Express train service from Gandhinagar, the capital of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's home state, to Mumbai in Maharashtra.
Vande Bharat train
Vande Bharat trains, which look like Japan's bullet train, can reach a speed of 100 kmph in just 50 seconds and can reach a speed of 180 kmph, connecting Mumbai and Gandhinagar in less than 7 hours. Apart from that, these trains which are fully equipped with facilities like AC Wi-Fi LED TV have been facing controversies for the past few days.
Accident after accident
A buffalo hit the train on its first day of operation. On the second day after that, a cow collided. In this, Vande Bharat train has been subjected to severe mockery on the internet as the front part of the train is damaged and many people have criticized that the train cannot withstand the collision with a buffalo and the front of the train has been repaired and is running again.
As the passengers suffered a lot due to the test after test, the railway department who came to the place after receiving the information repaired the damaged part of the train. After this, the train started again.
While it has been reported that a cow was injured in the accident, an investigation is underway into the owner of the cow. It is to be noted that the Vande Bharat train has been hit by cows twice and now the front part of the train has been damaged for the third time.
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