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2006 West Bengal train explosion
The 2006 West Bengal train explosion refers to a catastrophic incident that occurred on the evening of July 11, 2006, on the Bhagirathi Express, a passenger train traveling through West Bengal, India. The explosion took place near the Sankrail railway station in Howrah district, resulting in significant casualties and injuries among passengers. The tragedy was reportedly caused by an improvised explosive device planted along the railway tracks, indicating a deliberate act of terrorism. In the aftermath, law enforcement agencies launched a comprehensive investigation, leading to heightened security measures on trains and within railway infrastructure across the region. The incident underscored the ongoing challenges of railway safety and security in India.