GYANESWARI EXPRESS DERAILMENT: CENTRAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION FILES CHARGE SHEET AGAINST GOONS OF TRINAMOOL CONGRESS AND MAOISTS

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GYANESWARI EXPRESS DERAILMENT: CENTRAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION FILES CHARGE SHEET AGAINST MAOIST BUTCHERS

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GYANESWARI EXPRESS DERAILMENT BY MAOIST BUTCHERS AND RAPISTS

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HANDS OF MAOISTS IN GYANESWARI EXPRESS DERAILMENT VINDICATED. STILL MEDHA PATKAR, ARUNDHATI ROY, MAHASWETA DEVI SILENT. SHAME.

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GYANESWARI EXPRESS DERAILMENT: MAMATA BANERJEE DEPENDS ON REPORT SUBMITTED TO HER BY MAOIST BUTCHERS AND RAPISTS

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GYANESWARI EXPRESS DERAILMENT: MAMATA HAPPY OVER REPORT

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GYANESWARI EXPRESS DERAILMENT: REPORT OF INDIAN RAILWAYS PLACED. MAMATA BANERJEE PROVED TO BE A LIAR.

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INSTEAD OF EXPRESSING GRIEF, PRESIDENT SHOULD SACK MAMATA BANERJEE IMMEDIATELY FOR DEFENDING THE INSANE MAOIST BUTCHERS

PRESIDENT PRATIBHA PATIL ON FRIDAY EXPRESSED GRIEF OVER THE LOSS OF LIVES IN THE TRAIN DERAILMENT IN WEST BENGAL THAT KILLED AT LEAST 65 PEOPLE.

Patil, who is in Beijing on a state visit, sent her heart felt condolences to the families of the deceased.Meanwhile, a "grieved" Prime Minister Manmohan Singh on Friday announced monetary assistance of Rs 2 lakh each to the next of kin of the deceased and Rs.50,000 each to the seriously injured in the train accident in West Bengal.

"The prime minister is grieved to learn of the tragedy today (Friday) morning," a statement from the Prime Minister's Office (PMO) said.

He has "announced an ex-gratia assistance of Rs 2 lakh each to the next of kin of the deceased and Rs.50,000 each to the seriously injured", the statement said.
Manmohan Singh asked the railways and other authorities to ensure that all assistance was provided to the bereaved families, the injured and other passengers of the Gyaneshwari Express that met with the accident early on Friday.

At least 65 passengers were killed and over 200 injured when 13 coaches were derailed and five of them were hit by a goods train coming from the opposite direction at Jhargram about 150 km from Kolkata.