Indian Railway Officials Arrested for Deadly Train Collision That Killed 292

Three railway officials in India have been arrested for their role in a deadly train crash last month that killed 292 people and injured over 1,000.
The accident involved two passenger trains colliding with a stationary freight train in Odisha state, causing several derailments and a further collision.
Investigations point to human error and mismanagement as the likely causes of the crash on India's extensive but neglect-plagued railway system.
Arrested officials face charges including culpable homicide and destruction of evidence in connection with the deadliest train accident in India since 1995.
The crash has highlighted the urgent need for upgrades and reforms to improve railway safety in India.