And the Vande Bharat working fight got crazier, - Guards from Ganganagar and Agra beat each other up, ripped clothes - Broke the train door glass and lock The working dispute of the newly running Udaipur-Agra Cant Vande Bharat train got worse on Thursday. They beat up each other's guards in Ganganagar and Agra and ripped their clothes. Ganganagar GRP has filed a case. Plus, the glass and lock of the Vande Bharat train got broken in this whole mess. Because of the increasing fight, news came out about the Ganganagar guard being planned to be attacked in Mathura on Friday. Workers said that, like last time, the driver from Kota brought the train to Agra. On the way back, Agra's staff pushed the Ganganagar drivers out of the train cabin. After that, Agra's guard-driver took the train to Ganganagar. Here too, Ganganagar staff and worker unions created a huge ruckus, trying to force Agra's guard-drivers off the train. With worries of something bad happening, Agra's guard and driver locked the cabin door from the inside. After a lot of effort, Ganganagar staff managed to get the driver's cabin door open. Then, they forced Agra's drivers out and jumped in to drive the train themselves. They broke the glass by bashing it Meanwhile, over a dozen employees gathered to open the guard's cabin door. Outside, workers were trying to break the lock with tools. They even banged stones on the tools stuck in the lock. After many attempts and still no luck, one angry worker punched the cabin's glass hard. That made the glass shatter. After some struggle, the lock also broke. After the lock broke, the workers opened the cabin door and dragged Agra's guard, Raghavendra Saraswat, out and started beating him on the platform. They also ripped Raghavendra's shirt. Later, Raghavendra filed a case against unknown workers for forcing him off duty and beating him up and tearing his clothes. The report is filed, and GRP is looking into it. Because of this incident, the train was stuck in Ganganagar for over 10 minutes. RPF was filming the whole thing When the lock and glass were getting broken, RPF was there too. But instead of stopping the workers, RPF just filmed the whole situation. Although one officer did try to ask for the names of the workers breaking the glass. But still, the Ganganagar RPF didn’t find it necessary to file a case against those causing damage. Ganganagar guard got beat up in Agra When news of this incident reached Agra, the staff here beat up guard Ramkesh Meena, who was coming on the Jamunabridge-Kota passenger train, at Eidgah station and even ripped his shirt. They picked up the line box and threw it on the tracks. Later, with help from passengers, Ramkesh somehow managed to lift his line box and left for Kota. Ramkesh is reportedly going to file a case against Agra’s staff for the beating and ripping of his clothes when the train arrives. More fighting could happen today Sources say that if the problem doesn't get sorted, there could be more fighting over this on Friday. Agra’s staff is planning to attack Ganganagar's guards in Mathura. There was a fight four days ago too It's worth mentioning that on the first day of the train running, on Monday, there was also a fight between the train drivers from Agra and Ganganagar. They beat up each other’s drivers. But after that, the administration didn’t think it was necessary to solve the problem in four days. Because of this, a daily newspaper had already raised concerns about a fight on Thursday. Yet, the administration didn't make strong arrangements to prevent it. In this whole matter, the administration still seems completely surrendering to the workers.