A double-decker freight train carrying 264 SUVs from Penukonda, Andhra Pradesh, to Farukhnagar, Haryana, narrowly avoided a major accident at Khandwa railway station. Due to a route change, the train, which had traveled 147 km through 18 stations, arrived at Khandwa. The train's height exceeded the clearance of the overhead... equipment (OHE) lines in the Khandwa yard, causing the first carriage to almost touch the OHE. This near-miss was due to the OHE being 50 cm lower in the yard than on the main track. The train, which departed Penukonda on February 6th, was stopped and sent back to Bhusaval. A joint investigation has been ordered into the incident, focusing on the roles of the controller, route inspector, signal operator, and station master, along with the possibility of a technical fault. The incident caused a stir from Bhusaval division to Mumbai headquarters. No passenger train services were affected.

Khandwa railway station pe ek double decker train, jismein 264 SUVs thi, ek bade haadse se bach gayi. Route change ki wajah se, yeh train Andhra Pradesh ke Penukonda se Haryana ke Farukhnagar ja rahi thi, aur Khandwa station pahunch gayi. Khandwa yard mein OHE line ki height kam hone... ki wajah se, train ka pehla dibba OHE ko chhune laga. Yeh near-miss 50 cm height difference ki wajah se hua. 6 February ko Penukonda se chali yeh train, Bhusaval vapas bhej di gayi. Is incident ki joint investigation hogi, jismein controller, route inspector, signal operator, aur station master ki role check hogi. Bhusaval se lekar Mumbai headquarters tak tension hai. Koi passenger train affect nahi hui.