agra over 500 students gathered at aligarh railway station on wednesday night after receiving a whatsapp message by two of their fellow students that a family travelling with them in kalka express had allegedly beaten them and threatened to throw them off from the trainaccording to the police two amu students aadil and nisar boarded the kalka express from murshidabad on tuesday night both students are doing mba from murshidabad campus of amu another passenger raju kumar vishwas was also travelling in the same train to shimla with his wife and childon the intervening night of tuesday and wednesday there was an altercation between these students and vishwas after the students allegedly harassed his wife when she was feeding her child vishwas and his wife had then allegedly beaten them the incident occurred at dhanbad city of jharkhand around 1230 ampolice said that the students had moved to another compartment and sent the whatsapp message to their fellow students in aligarh informing them that they had been beaten by their fellow passengers due to a seat problem they were also threatened that they would be thrown out of the train this message was sent on all the whatsapp groups of amu students when the train was just 34 hours away from aligarhssp rajesh pandey told toi that the train was scheduled to reach at 530 pm but was late by around 2 and half hours students started gathering at aligarh railway station demanding action against the mentioned fellow passengers he immediately informed the sp railways nitin tewari and requested him to stop the train at hathras railways station to avoid any untoward incident in aligarhhe admitted that nearly 500 students had gathered and anything could happen if the family reached aligarh he said both of them have been detained at hathras railway police and are being questionedaligarh muslim university proctor mohsin khan said that he had also received information on the incident and immediately reached the railway station however the situation was under control due to proper coordination by the police and administration