More than 100 people are now known to have been killed in a train crash in eastern India.
At least 145 people were injured – many critically – when two trains collided overnight in West Bengal.
Police said Maoist rebels sabotaged the track causing the Calcutta-Mumbai passenger train to derail, throwing five of its carriages into the path of an oncoming goods train.
But a spokesman for the Maoist rebels called the BBC to deny any involvement.
Full story: BBC News – India ‘Maoist’ train attack kills more than 100