This gripping narrative unfolds the events of the tragic morning of February 27, 2002, aboard the Sabarmati Express, near the Godhra railway station in Gujarat. The train, traveling from Ayodhya to Ahmedabad, was carrying a large group of Hindu pilgrims when it was attacked by a mob, resulting in a fire that killed 59 passengers. The incident sparked widespread communal riots across Gujarat, leading to a devastating loss of life and property.

The story explores the intense emotions, violence, and political tensions surrounding this tragic event, focusing on the passengers’ experiences, the response of the authorities, and the broader social and religious impacts that followed. It offers a powerful, poignant look at the human cost of communal conflict, memory, and the struggle for justice.