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Yadavs at
Patna
Railway Station
- On June 19/20, 2006 Railway
minister Lalu Prasad
Yadav’s younger
brother-in-law,
Subhash Yadav,
forced officers at
Patna railway
station to make the
Rajdhani Express
leave from platform
1 because he found
it inconvenient to
walk down to
platform 4.
- Lalu Yadav’s elder
brother-in-law,
Sadhu Yadav, tried
to do the same thing
with another train
the next day.
- Just when the officers were
trying to convince
Subhash Yadav that
it would be hard to
meet his demand, the
announcer at the
station announced
that the train would
leave from platform
4.
- A fuming Subhash Yadav
“abused” the
railway officials
and threatened not
to allow the train
to leave
Patna
if it was not
brought to platform
1.
- The railway authorities gave in and the train finally was finally
brought to platform
1.
- There was chaos at the station
as hundreds of
passenger were seen
rushing from
platform 4 to 1.
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- On June
20/21, the railway
authorities faced
the same situation.
- Anirudha Prasad, alias Sadhu
Yadav, was to
board the Rajendra
Nagar-New Delhi
Sampoorna Kranti
Express and,
knowing his
brother’s
exploits of the
day before, asked
the officer at
Patna
railway station to
bring the train to
platform 1 because
he too found it
inconvenient to
walk to platform
4.
- But Sadhu Yadav was left
disappointed as
the railway
authorities
refused to
change the track
of the train,
which had
reached near
Patna
railway station,
because suddenly
changing it to
platform 1 could
have led to a
disaster.
The Tribune and
Deccan
Chronicle highlighted
the news
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