IRCTC wrote on Twitter, “This is factually inaccurate. The rate of cancellations has not risen. In contrast, cancellations fell from 7.7 lakh on 01.06.23 to 7.5 lakh on 03.06.23.”

Earlier on Monday, former union minister and Congress leader Bhakta Charan Das claimed that thousands of individuals have canceled their tickets in response to the accident because they no longer feel secure traveling.

Such a train catastrophe has never occurred before. Hundreds of individuals were killed, and over a thousand others were injured. This occurrence has harmed everyone. Thousands of humansThe Bengaluru-Howrah Superfast Express, the Coromandel Express, and the cargo train were involved in the accident on three separate tracks at Bahanaga Bazar Station in the Balasore district. In the fatal accident, 17 coaches of these two passenger trains were derailed and gravely damaged.

Trains can now operate normally at the accident site, where repairs have been completed.

After the disaster, many passengers have canceled their flights. They believe that traveling by train is dangerous,” Das said in Hindi.

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Friday’s train disaster in Balasore, Odisha, resulted in at least 275 deaths and over 1,000 injuries.

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