bhubaneswarcuttack thirtyone people from bengal who were travelling in the illfated trains in bahanaga on june 2 are still missing chief minister mamata banerjee said on tuesday adding that the bodies of 103 people from the state had been identifiedthere were so many people from bengal travelling in those trains banerjee said after landing in odisha on tuesday so far 103 bodies have been identified of which 83 have been handed over as many as 31 are still missing she addedbanerjees statement coincided with the authorities once again revising the death toll to 288 two days after lowering it to 275 this is no time for arguments let the truth come out banerjee said two days since accusing the centre of trying to reduce the number of deaths tnn agenciesimportant for truth to come out cmabout the cbi probe cm mamata banerjee said i dont want to say anything the truth must come out let the truth prevail it must not be suppressedbanerjee arrived in odisha on tuesday afternoon and was received by odisha minister tusharkanti behera she left for cuttack and met the injured at scb hospitalthe truth must come out it must not be suppressed as so many lives have been lost she said odisha and bengal governments are working together providing free treatment more than 200 people are in hospitals of them about 93 are in odisha hospitalsbanerjee also visited the eye and surgery department at scb hospital she said there were 57 injured from bengal there some have lost their limbs some their eyes she told reporters i want to be with the people many lives have been lost and it is important for the truth to come out she said demanding a probebanerjee was accompanied by ministers shashi panja and chandrima bhattacharjee both ministers visited injured passengers at aiims bhubaneswar returning to bengal banerjee visited midnapore medical college and hospital in midnapore 61 patients are still admitted she said around 16 patients from bihar are admitted here i am thankful to the people of midnapore doctors nurses and officials here were proactive in dealing with the incident