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Amritsar Train Accident: Cop, scribe injured in clashes on tracks
Updated On: 22 October, 2018 09:14 AM IST | Amritsar | Agencies
Protesters blocking the tracks were removed and services resumed on Sunday afternoon, 40 hours after the accident

Protesters throw stones at cops, who clear the railway tracks to resume services, during a protest at the site of the accident on Sunday. Pic/AFP
A Punjab police commando and a photo journalist were injured on Sunday when security personnel removed protesters from a rail track where a train mowed down 59 Dussehra revellers, officials said.
The agitated protesters blocking the track were removed and train services resumed on Sunday afternoon, 40 hours after the horrific accident, a railway spokesperson said. On Friday evening, a gathering of more than 300 people were on the tracks to watch the burning of a Ravana effigy when the speeding train struck leaving 59 dead and scores injured. The first goods train started from Manawala to Amritsar at 14:16 hours, Northern Railways spokesperson Deepak Kumar said.
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