evidence: A video of Indian Army jawans, police personnel, railway staff, and civilians pushing a halted train has recently been widely shared on social media. Those sharing the video claim it shows people pushing a train to restart it after it "stopped abruptly." The caption of one such post reads, "9 years of Vikas is overflowing. Railway police, Army Jawans & passengers were trying to push a train as it stopped abruptly. In 70 years, have you ever seen such a government?" [...] We performed a reverse image search on the keyframes of the video and found a news report by NDTV dated July 10. The report, which uses the viral video, says that the clip is from the fire on the Falaknuma Express train on the Howrah-Secunderabad route on July 7. The report said that the video shows the men coordinating to move coaches adjacent to the one on fire. [...] We also found a similar video shared by Rachakonda Police on July 8 showing police, army and railway staff pushing a train. The text in the caption reads, "A team is many hands in one Mind. #RachakondaPolice is committed to serve citizens & ensure their safety&Security round the clock. Efforts during the #FalaknumaExpress fire incident at Bhongir. Well done team #RCKP! Was great to see you all at work with grit, from the spot."