The Mysuru-Darbhanga Bagmati Express collided with a freight train on October 11. New Delhi: The joint inspection note of a passenger-freight train collision near Chennai last week, prepared by seven senior railway officials, suggests the train may have derailed at the intersection point. Another report by a three-member committee of senior railway officials had earlier raised the apprehension of sabotage after finding some loosened or opened parts during a site inspection. However, the contents of the joint note, prepared soon after the accident, do not mention any sabotage angle. A railway spokesperson said the joint report cannot conclusively state the reasons for the accident but it can be one of the inputs for the Commissioner of Railway Safety to prepare the final investigation report. The Mysuru-Darbhanga Bagmati Express rammed into a stationary freight train at the Kavaraipettai railway station in the Chennai rail division at around 8.30 pm on October 11, leaving several passengers injured. “The experts who have prepared the joint note didn’t say that they found any mechanical part opened or loosened at …