the, the dw news line from berlin officials say a wrong signal led to india is a deadly as railway disaster. in decades, authorities are investigating of human error calls, the signal change that sent a high speed train off course, killing and nearly 300 people. also in the show,

hundreds of thousands rally against the right wing government and poland. critics accused the ruling party of tourney, anti democratic, the opposition hopes to mobilize voters for upcoming elections. and all of souls calls vladimir putin, a war monger, as a german chancellor mount. so robust defense of his new frame policy in the space of anti war heckler's, the mariana evans team. thanks for joining us. officials in india say an incorrect signal was the lively cause of a real accident that killed almost 300 people on friday investigators or checking whether assume an error or caused a signal change that sent a high speed train onto the wrong track. without wait thing though,

india is really a minister says the people responsible have been identified. families of the victims are still searching for their loved ones in hospitals. and more at this make shift more near the crash site. a solemn scene is playing out relative gather to go through pictures and the bodies of those pulled from rail cars, trying to find loved ones killed in india's worst rail disaster. in decades, initial figures put the number at more than $280.00 dead, but that total is expected to rise. survivors of the train accident are being treated at nearby hospitals and clinics. the government is promising to compensate the injured as well as those who have lost family members. some here are dealing with the trauma of both a 55 year old cause she to dies,

watched her only daughter died in the crash as the rail car kept rolling, my daughter got stuck, she got buried under bulky iron right in front of my eyes. i managed to stand in a corner, but i was hitting the head by some iron road or something. i thought about how to get my daughter. i don't know how to move such heavy iron. my daughter kept crying and died right in front of my eyes. the, with the rescue and recovery effort officially over heavy machines such as cranes and excavators have been brought in to untangle and clear the mangled rail cars. so travel can resume along this stretch of india's rail system. an official investigation is underway to determine the cause of the crash. initial reports suggest a signaling error may have led to the 3 way collision involving 2 passenger trains and

a stationary freight train. while india has invested heavily in the system in recent years, it hasn't been enough to overcome decades of neglect. this latest crashes renewed, longstanding concerns about safety on one of the busiest trail systems in the world . dw south asia bureau chief, i'm ready to cima. as following the story, and she told me more about what officials are saying about the cause of the crash. the really minister was after cited today. and you said the initial findings from the rebate commission report is that this was caused by a fluid and what they described as an electronic engine locking system stop. this is a system which links the sickness to the track. and this obviously mass function in some way, and therefore you have this, what people are describing is freak accidents involving sweet dreams. not still, not clear with a dis malfunction was due to human error was a technical issue,

but that is what is being investigated at the moment. meanwhile, the blame game has started the opposite. she wants the government to take accountability for this tragedy. asking for the really minister to be to resign with this accident and is also be disturbing. the voice which has come up, you seen the last year they was a report stable in finally, been talking about huge concerns about really safety. the questions will be off what happened to the report? why want this concerns taken seriously? what are the people who lost their loved ones for people who are looking for the last ones who disappeared? well, i'm missing the scores counseling because they just have to wait and see what the final investigation. let's see. that was the ws. i'm ready to cima. reporting from daylight. i'm re, to thank you so much. in poland. hundreds of thousands of people have rallied in the capital of warsaw to voice their anger at the country's right wing populous

government. oppositional leaders want to mobilize voters against the law and justice party, which they accuse of the routing democracy as well as taking over the media and the judiciary. the rally also marks the 34th anniversary of poland 1st post for democratic election, and the end of communist rule. parliamentary elections are due within months, which we can now speak to journalist matthew de, who joins us from warsaw. so matthew, this is a huge protest in the polish capital as we saw. why are so many people taking part in this rally? hello. well, there are a number of factors. first of all, that many pose have had very so i was questioning the democratic credentials of this government for their a long time. now you, we also have economic factors. inflation has been very high component recently. i'm

not just hit posing the pockets on the 3rd factor is i'm a very new fact is about a new little that came into force early this week, which sits up the commission to investigate pledged russian influence over ponies, politics and the critics of the little say this commission is a way of targeting opposition politicians because the commission would have the power to bad people from public office. not as you said, an opponent goes to the pose in the autumn. and people say, well look, you, commission comes along, accuses somebody like, don't want to ask the lee then they know position leader of having connections with russia bands and from public office. and he's out of the election altogether. and that has cause they left bank in poland and that's kind of feud the will hold many people to take part in the demonstration today. while among the people taking part

in the demonstration, today are a number of very high profile opposition leaders. what is their message as well? don't know. tusk who is front and center of this demonstration today. he don't have any kind of poetic and very passionate plea to the thirty's people. he said that the freedom was being taken away, piece by piece by the government. and he told them that democracy dies in silence. and we have to, you've told him, so you have to show that you have to protest, you have to really sort of kick back against the government. otherwise, just democracy or just kind of with a and died. so he was very passionate about it. and it ties in with the people with anniversary of the 1st part of the free elections in 1919, not 1989 against offering coming to sue over 730 of the symbolic day as well. and you know, there is, this is they would very much saying that you have to stand off for democracy

imposed on the right now. right. that was journalist matthew de reporting from warsaw. matthew, thank you so much. let's turn our attention now to some of the other stories making use this. our police and hong kong have to change scores of people marking the 34th anniversary of the tenement square massacre. when chinese soldiers opened fire on peaceful pro democracy protesters and beijing in 2020 china, impose the security law on hong kong. effectively banning memorial events. officials from turkey, sweden and finland have agreed to continue discussions about sweden's nato membership bid. nato secretary general made the announcement after meeting turkish president george of type air the one in east temple. objections by hungry and turkey have delayed sweden's efforts to join nato and pursuits is one of russia's

most renowned icons on data gloves. the 15th century trinity has gone on display at the cathedral of christ, the savior in moscow. the move from an art gallery was ordered last month by president vladimir putin raising concerns that the artifact might be damaged. it's seen as a sign of the russian orthodox churches growing influence. a 2 story residential building near the ukrainian cities in the pro has been destroyed by a suspected russian missile strike official say 13 people were injured, including 3 children. several others are missing. rescue teams are continuing to search for survivors. well, here in germany, a video has gone viral, showing a chance. they're all left shoulder in a rear, outsource of anger, shouting, and protesters who attacked his government and military support of ukraine. schultz was at a gathering of his party near berlin when a group of protesters disruptive his speech and shouted slogans like make peace

without weapons. and called him a war monger. or here's some of the chancellors, impassioned response time or the and dw political correspondent, benjamin of ours cooper is in the studio with me for more on all of this. so yeah,

that was certainly a rather strong and very emotional response by the chancellor. and it's rather out of character for him, he's normally known as being pretty subdued. what happens this right? usually he's pretty calm when he's speaking in front of a bigger audiences. this, this and thing that we just saw, this video that was in fire, can say close to berlin and brandon. but there was an event of the sd, of his parties, of the social democrats. and they started shouting, even before he started speaking. so there was to say premier off the sate also there, so he started shouting that he should leave that he's a woman grow and also asking jeremy not to keep sending these weapons. it's not the 1st time we seen, but of course it the most passionate speech in this video has done by it on twitter with many ranking pollutions, also reacting a to it. one of them is bugging me. eclipse. cope. you said it's ultimate. it's me personally. how emotionally it's bonus cancer. so if you text him is reacting to the put in friends as he called them, things you will have felt for defending a so resolute and is especially interesting in light of the fact that the

chancellor was considered too hesitant when his response to what was happening and you can rain, so is this a complete turnaround? it, i wouldn't call it a turn around, it was a long process. if we look from during many of the 1st, when this invasion happened, and then they wanted to send this home and somebody send showed weapons and they start sending a even heavier artillery, sending ahmed vehicles now sending this letter to tags. but germany does not want to go as far as sending will planes, as many are asking those one to have a more active role by germany and say, and ukraine is also demanding that the germany should join the so called in depth a coalition to also sent this far to just to ukraine, but majority of done it's according to a recent poll is still against it's still against germany, sending fine to just german fight to just to ukraine. now what benjamin a, what can you tell us about the people who are heckling the chancellor? what kind of the person is this,

on what side of the political spectrum are they likely to be? so we can definitely be assume that this was organized. this was not a spontaneous and protest, but it's difficult to say which party affiliation they have. they could be from the fall arrive, that is pretty strong in eastern germany. but they could also be from the left party. we have a really big movement saying that a piece made is needed that we need peace agreements of germany should not get and both nato should not get involved. it has so it's difficult to say which spectrum, which part of the political spectrum this protest as r a, but it shows that there is still discussion in germany of how far durham you should go. all the false has been accused of being a to reluctant will others. so saying that domain should do more accusing the german southland, accusing his government afield, writing its feet of acting when others are acting and not leading. so it's difficult to say exactly which part of the political spectrum these people are, but we can assume that this will not be the last time that they will shout at the top line. and also that the debate within the country continues to be

a political correspondent, benjamin as far as grover. thank you so much. i to and that's the latest on the w news. this our up next is our documentary series dock film. with a look at a village and curtis span where children strive to create a football field. don't forget you can always get lost for news on our website. just go to dw dot com, and you can also follow us on social media and a marion evans team from me and the entire news team in berlin. thanks for the company, the profit tearing, instead of responsive the global business of asbestos. this is not a legitimate business, the people that are in the desert.