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♦️Fake Video of Stone Pelting on Maha Kumbh Train Goes Viral on Social Media – Truth Revealed



👉🏻 We are talking about a viral video that created quite a stir on social media. This video claimed to show a recent stone-pelting incident on the Tapti Ganga Express, allegedly carrying Maha Kumbh devotees to Prayagraj. But, is this video really as recent as claimed? Let’s dive deep into the facts to separate truth from fiction. Stay tuned for this detailed fact check!"

"On January 14, 2025, a video started circulating widely on Facebook and other social media platforms. Users claimed that it showed a shocking stone-pelting attack on the Tapti Ganga Express, which was carrying passengers to the ongoing Maha Kumbh Mela in Prayagraj. The video showed broken windowpanes of a train, creating panic and outrage among viewers. A social media user captioned the video:
'Passengers of Tapti Ganga Express going to Maha Kumbh were attacked. Windowpanes of AC coaches were broken.'

This claim quickly gained traction, with thousands of people sharing and commenting on the video. But, is this video from the recent Maha Kumbh Mela? Let’s uncover the truth."

"Our team conducted a detailed investigation using advanced tools like the InVid Video Search Tool and Google Lens to analyze the viral video. Here’s what we found:

The video is not from 2025, but from July 12, 2024.

It depicts a stone-pelting incident on the Bhusawal-Nandurbar passenger train in Jalgaon, Maharashtra, and not the Tapti Ganga Express.

Reports from Free Press Journal and TV9 Marathi, dated July 2024, confirmed this.

According to these reports, an unidentified group of miscreants had thrown stones at the Bhusawal-Nandurbar passenger train, causing panic among passengers. A similar investigation by the Divisional Railway Manager of Mumbai Division revealed that a case was registered under the Railway Act for this incident."

"Now, let’s address the actual incident involving the Tapti Ganga Express in January 2025. On January 12, a passenger showed a video of broken windowpanes on the train. The incident occurred while the train, traveling from Surat, was passing through Jalgaon.

The Central Railway Public Relations Officer, Swapnil neela, confirmed the incident, stating:
'A stone was thrown on the train coming from Surat Udhna near Jalgaon. Immediate action was taken by the Railway Protection Force, and four teams were deployed for passenger safety. A formal complaint was also lodged.'

Reports from Hindustan Times and NDTV verified the incident and confirmed that the train was indeed carrying passengers to the Maha Kumbh Mela in Prayagraj. However, this was a separate incident and had no connection to the viral video shared on social media."

"This investigation highlights how old, unrelated videos are often shared on social media with misleading claims to create panic or outrage. Social media platforms like Facebook and X (formerly Twitter) witnessed a surge of posts linking the viral July 2024 video to the recent Maha Kumbh incident.

Fact-checking organizations, including PTI Fact Check, played a crucial role in debunking this misinformation. Their findings made it clear that the viral video was completely unrelated to the recent Tapti Ganga Express incident."





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