The railway police in Punjab, India, are calling for enhanced CCTV surveillance along the Dedicated Freight Corridor (DFC) following two explosions within three months. The most recent blast occurred near Bathonia village on the Rajpura-Shambhu railway line, resulting in the death of the suspected bomber, Jagroop Singh from Panjwar Khurd in Tarn Taran district. This incident, described as a botched attempted detonation, provided investigators with vital clues that may have otherwise been unattainable without video evidence. In contrast, a previous explosion near Sirhind railway station on January 23, which injured a railway staffer and damaged infrastructure, remains unsolved due to a lack of leads. Special Director General of Police (Railways) Shashi Prabha Dwivedi emphasized that the absence of CCTV footage has severely hampered both investigations. Authorities are now exploring potential links between the two incidents, raising concerns about the safety of the freight corridor and the possibility of a coordinated campaign against the region's freight network. Enhanced video surveillance could significantly improve monitoring and prevention of future incidents.