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Relatives stand next to the burning pyres of their family member who died after a commuter train traveling at high speed ran through a crowd of people on the rail tracks on Friday, at a cremation ground in Amritsar. Reuters Photo
Relatives of victims of train accident at Amritsar mourn, in Gopalganj on Saturday. A speeding train ran over revellers watching fireworks during the Dussehra festival Friday, in Amritsar killing more than 60 people. PTI Photo
Relatives mourn the death during a mass funeral of victims of rail accident in Amritsar on Saturday. Officials said at least 60 bodies have been found and many more injured have been admitted to a government hospital after the accident near the site of Dussehra festivities. PTI Photo
Members of National Human Rights and crime control organisation participate in a candlelight vigil to pay tribute to victims of Amritsar train accident, in Amritsar. PTI Photo
Injured victims of train accident being treated at a hospital in Amritsar on Friday. Officials said at least 60 bodies have been found and many more injured have been admitted to a government hospital after the accident near the site of Dussehra festivities. PTI Photo
Punjab Chief Minister Capt Amarinder Singh with Punjab Minister Navjot Singh Sidhu visit a victim of the train accident at Jodh Phatak, at Civil Hospital in Amritsar, Saturday, Oct 20, 2018. A speeding train ran over revellers watching fireworks during the Dussehra festival yesterday, killing at least 60 people. PTI Photo
Policemen show dismantled objects at the guard room of a railway crossing caused by protesting agitators, at Shivala in Amritsar. PTI Photo
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