Such messed up stuff should never happen again. My heart goes out to the 300 peeps who lost their lives. Had a chat with a few folks at the railways - station masters, signal engineers, and ALPs. Even they couldn't figure out how the Coro LP passed the signal with the goods train in the way. Right before the crash, Coro was zippin' at 128 km/h and when the signal turned from green to red, LP hit the brakes, but two coaches went off track and smacked into the goods train. The coaches behind them tumbled onto the other line. The train headin' to HWH (Banglore to Howrah) was goin' at 116 km/h and since it was late, it rammed right into the other coaches at full throttle. Wonder if LP was told to hide the delay? Some stuff stays under wraps so the Indian Railways can dodge responsibility for passenger and crew safety. PS: Whenever I travel, I say a lil' prayer to the big man upstairs for the safety of the train, peeps, and crew.