An Indian Railway policeman alerts passe

Kolkata, INDIA: An Indian Railway policeman alerts passengers about safety measures being put in place during a special frisking operation in Sealdah Station in Kolkata, 20 November 2006, after a blast, at the Belakoba railway station, some 40 km from Siliguri, in the east Indian state of West Bengal. Six people died and at least 60 were injured in a blast that rocked a passenger train in the east Indian state of West Bengal, a spokesman for the Indian Railways said. The train was on its way from Haldibari to New Jalpaiguri in the state when the explosion hit one of its carriages at Belakoba station, 500 kilometres (310 miles) from the state capital Kolkata, said Prasad Ranjan Roy, West Bengal's home secretary. AFP PHOTO/ Deshakalyan CHOWDHURY (Photo credit should read DESHAKALYAN CHOWDHURY/AFP via Getty Images)