Initial probe reveals Chhattisgarh train collision resulted from crew's failure to stop at a red signal, causing 11 fatalities.
The crew of a passenger train that collided with a stationary freight train in Chhattisgarh failed to control it at a red signal, according to the findings of a preliminary probe into the incident conducted by railway experts.
The local MEMU (mainline electric multiple unit) passenger train rammed into a stationary goods train in Chhattisgarh’s Bilaspur district on Tuesday (November 5, 2025), killing 11 people, including the loco pilot, and injuring several others.
Investigation reveals Chhattisgarh train accident resulted from crew overshooting a red signal, leading to a fatal collision.
Bilaspur train accident death toll rises to 11; rescue operations ongoing as investigations into the incident begin.
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The rescue and recovery operation has ended and movement of trains through the accident site has resumed.
Inquiry report reveals Bilaspur train collision pilot was unfit due to poor safety knowledge, leading to 12 fatalities.
