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The National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) has recommended Odisha chief secretary and secretary of ministry of home affairs take appropriate action a
Odisha Train Accident: Of the 162 bodies that were brought to AIIMS Bhubaneswar following the Odisha train accident, 82 are still lying in the mortuary. There are no claimants for many of the bodies, and in some cases, there are multiple claimants.
A story of hope came to the fore when a Nepali boy was reunited with his parents. The 15-year-old boy, named Ramanand Paswan, was admitted to SCB medical college hospital in Cuttack with injuries after the Odisha train tragedy.
The desperation is visible on the face of 44-year-old Meera Devi who has come all the way from Nepal to find her son who is missing since the deadly train crash at Bahanaga on June 2.
NDTV met at least three families in Bhubaneswar today who claimed that the bodies of their loved ones have been released to someone else.