Less than 48 hours after the train collision, scattered sheets of paper containing Bengali love poetry were found on the tracks next to a damaged carriage of the Coromandel Express at a rail accident site in Odisha's Balasore district.The notes on the ripped diary pages, which had drawings of elephants, fish, and the sun on the other side, were likely penned by a traveller (whose identity is still unknown) in their free time. "Bhalobeshei toke chai sarakhhon, achis tui moner sathe" was the title of a partially completed poem on another loose piece of paper.These were described as "heart-rending" and showed how "life was unpredictable" by online users. Local police authorities state that nobody has come forward to claim the poems or their link to the poet, whose whereabouts are still unknown.
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