An injured person was carried over a rail track Monday after a
train ran over a group of Hindu pilgrims at a crowded station in
a remote part of Bihar state, India. Associated Press  NEW
DELHI—At least 37 people died after a group of Hindu pilgrims
crossing train tracks was hit by a speeding passenger express in
India's eastern state of Bihar Monday, state railway and police
officials said.  At least 35 people have been killed in India
after a group of Hindu pilgrims was hit by a speeding passenger
train. Warning: Video contains some graphic images.  After the
accident, bystanders threw stones at trains, set several railway
carriages ablaze, attacked the engineer and a station guard and
took other railroad workers hostage, said S.K. Bhardwaj, a
senior Bihar police officer.  "There is complete chaos at the
site," which is in a remote part of Bihar, Mr. Bhardwaj said.
"It is difficult to reach the spot as there is poor road
connectivity in the area and protesters are hindering rescue
operations."  Railway offic