New Delhi: Two people remain in life-threatening condition on Sunday after mass stabbings which injured 10 people on a high-speed London-bound train, as British Transport Police ruled out a terrorism link to the “major incident” as counter-terror police engagement was discontinued.

Two UK-born men in their 30s remain in custody after being arrested at the scene of the attack on Saturday night, when armed police stormed the train at Huntingdon station in Cambridgeshire, eastern England.

The train, which had been travelling from Doncaster and was headed to King’s Cross station in the UK capital, made the unscheduled stop at Huntingdon after what has been described by eyewitnesses as a bloody rampage on the train minutes after it left nearby Peterborough station.

“We declared a major inci

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