Rafique Nagori was on the train that arrived at Mahim station minutes before a bomb exploded on the following train.

Rafique Nagori says the carriages were overflowing with passengers

I reached Mahim station at 6pm. I think I was on the train before the one which exploded.

I was just outside the station, when I heard a very loud noise. It was unlike anything I had heard before in my life. I knew something was wrong. It was very scary

People were running and shouting. I stopped a passer-by, who was a passenger on that train. He said there had been an explosion, a bomb blast in the first-class compartment.

He said that many of his fellow passengers were badly injured.

People didn't know what to do. There was so much confusion. It was chaos unlike anything I had seen before.

I was there to meet my relative and so we went to his place as we didn't know if there would be more explosions.

It was a time when trains were packed, hundreds in every compartment

The police are there now and it is like a curfew situation.

It was a time when trains were packed, hundreds in every compartment. Office workers just like me were on these trains on their way home.