Vande Bharat Express kills goats, owners retaliate by breaking train windows.

Lucknow: Stone pelting on the Vande Bharat Express has been deemed an unacceptable nuisance as it poses a risk to the lives of passengers. However, for Munnu Paswan and his family, it was a way to seek revenge for the death of their six goats, which were run over by the train two days prior.

On Tuesday morning, near Sohawal railway station, approximately 15 km away from Ayodhya Cantt Junction in Uttar Pradesh, Munnu Paswan and his two sons, Ajay and Vijay, allegedly threw stones at the Vande Bharat Express, breaking four windowpanes in coaches C1 (seats 33,34), C3 (seats 20,21,22), C5 (seats 10,11,12), and E1 (seats 35,36).

The incident occurred after the Vande Bharat Express had struck and killed the six goats while they were grazing near the railway track on July 9. According to Raj Karan Nayyar, the Ayodhya senior superintendent of police, the initial investigation revealed that Munnu Paswan and his sons targeted the train in retaliation for the death of their goats.

Further questioning of the accused individuals is currently underway, as stated by Nayyar in a video statement.

Summary:
★Munnu Paswan and his family pelted stones at the Vande Bharat Express, breaking four windowpanes in retaliation for the death of their six goats.
★The incident occurred near Sohawal railway station, approximately 15 km from Ayodhya Cantt Junction in Uttar Pradesh.
★The goats were run over by the train on July 9 while grazing near the railway track.
★Raj Karan Nayyar, the Ayodhya senior superintendent of police, confirmed that the stone pelting was a form of revenge for the goats’ death.
★Further investigation and questioning of the accused individuals are ongoing.