CutTheClutter: Importance of India's Dedicated Freight Corridor as Pakistan-link emerges in sabotage attempts
#cuttheclutter Two sabotage attempts have been made in three months targeting Punjab's dedicated freight railway corridor. On 27 April, the Punjab Police busted a terror module behind a botched attempt to damage a railway line near the Sambhu border. On 23 January, an explosion near the Khanpur railway crossing in…
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