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Pulwama: Trains disrupted in Mumbai

Services on the Western Railway’s suburban lines in Mumbai were disrupted on Saturday as a large number of protesters descended on the tracks to protest the Pulwama terror attack.

Protesters clash with police after they stopped a train at Nala Sopara during a protest over the Pulwama attack, at Palghar on Saturday. PTI

Services on the Western Railway’s suburban lines in Mumbai were disrupted on Saturday as a large number of protesters descended on the tracks to protest the Pulwama terror attack.
According to WR officials, people descended on the tracks around 8.30 am at Nala Sopara station and raised slogans against Pakistan. They said 60 trains were cancelled due to the protests. TNS

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