The Railway Ministry has announced ex gratia payments of Rs 1.5 lakh for the deceased, Rs 50,000 for those seriously injured, and Rs 5,000 for minor injuries. Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis has pledged Rs 5 lakh for each victim’s family and full medical expense coverage for the injured.

Maharashtra announced ₹5 lakh as relief for the deceased after twelve passengers of Pushpak Express died and six others were injured while fleeing rumours of train fire.

The incident occurred after the passengers, who were travelling on the Pushpak Express, exited their coaches, due to suspicions of a fire in the train.

At least 12 passengers died on Wednesday evening in North Maharashtra’s Jalgaon district when they tried to jump down from the Pushpak Express. The people on board panicked due to a rumour about a fire in the train and jumped down,

The death toll in the Jalgaon train accident has risen to 13, said the District Magistrate of Jalgaon, Ayush Prasad on Thursday morning. The incident occurred on Wednesday evening when passengers of the Pushpak Express stepped outside their coaches due to a suspected fire on the train while the Karnataka Express was passing through the adjacent track,

A train incident near Pachora station in Jalgaon district resulted in 13 deaths and several injuries. Passengers panicked due to a fire rumor, leading

In Maharashtra, a train accident occurred when passengers jumped onto tracks amidst false fire alarms, resulting in multiple deaths.

The Railways Ministry announced an ex gratia payment of Rs 1.5 lakh each to the families of deceased in the Jalgaon train tragedy.

At least 12 passengers died and 15 were injured when they jumped from the halted Lucknow-Mumbai Pushpak Express amidst fire rumors, only to be hit by the Karnataka Express in Jalgaon district, Maharashtra.