'Agnipath' Protest: 2 Coaches Of Passenger Train Set On Fire In Bihar
NDTV
Two coaches of a passenger train were set on fire by a mob in Bihar this morning amid protest against the new military recruitment policy, Agnipath.
The coaches of the Jammu Tawi Express train were set on fire at Mohiuddinagar station of Hajipur-Barauni railway line, officials told NDTV, adding no one was hurt in the incident.
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