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Officials recovered 26.5 tolas of gold ornaments worth Rs 21 lakh from Ranveer. Police revealed that Ranveer, along with five associates who are currently absconding, hails from various locations in Delhi and Haryana. The group allegedly stole valuables from rail passengers and sold them to fund their lavish lifestyle.

The arrested individual has been identified as Subhash Baheshwar (39), a centering worker from Mettuguda originally from Madhya Pradesh. Officials stated that Subhash held a grudge against Nisad Ram, who had been abusing and assaulting him for money in recent days. This prompted Subhash to seek an opportunity to eliminate him.

According to reports, Tirupatamma was crossing the railway track to go to her fields

Though it is unclear when the incident had occurred, the burglars decamped with cash, gold and silver ornaments and foreign currency

Loco pilot of goods train travelling from Bathinda to BWL Kori spotted rods, which were removed by the pointsman and the assistant station master

The passenger Vijayalakshmi of Guntur district in Andhra Pradesh had come to the railway station to board the Chennai Express to go to her native place.

Akshay Shinde, 23, a contract sweeper at the school, was arrested on August 17 and held in police custody for three days, ending on Wednesday. He faces charges under various laws, including the Protection of Children from Sexual Offences (POCSO) Act, for the grievous crimes committed against two girls, aged 4 and 6, in the school toilet on August 12-13. The incident has triggered a state-wide outcry.

The girl was employed by drug peddlers Karan Pawar and Deepka Pawar, who are currently at large. She obtained marijuana from Chatrapur in Odisha and smuggled it to Mumbai via Secunderabad trains. The group then sold the narcotic at inflated prices.

Government Railway Police personnel arrest them at Agartala railway station

The CEIR portal application was put to use by the GRP in April 2024, and the 210 mobile phones were recovered in last two months.

The arrested suspect is Mohd.Farid (54), from Odisha and the absconding suspects are Sahu from Odisha and Panda from Mumbai.

The GRP and RPF teams while conducting routine checks of passengers and luggage on the platforms and trains in the railway station, found a trolley bag and back pack bag abandoned on Platform No.1.

Officials seized two luggage trolleys stacked with a total of 34 kg of marijuana worth Rs 8.5 lakh from them. The arrested persons are Vikesh (25) and Akash Kumar (19), both construction workers from South Delhi.

However, engrossed in purchasing edibles at a stall on the platform, they missed boarding the MMTS train at Begumpet railway station.

The 17-year-old was kidnapped by a group of two men and a woman from Nagpur in Maharashtra and was being taken in train to an undisclosed place.

The arrested persons are Manoj Parmar (25) and Anil Updhyay (28), both natives of Madhya Pradesh and engaged in temporary works in trains.

Keen to catch a glimpse of the historic monument in Hyderabad, three minors from Chhattisgarh, including a girl, just got into a train without even bothering to inform their parents.

Additional Director General Police, Railways and Road Safety, Mahesh M Bhagwat who was the chief guest in the workshop, said that a large number of children access the rail network to reach cities in the hope of a better life.

“She presented herself to passengers as RPF sub-inspector showing them a counterfeit identity card,” officials said.

The gadgets were handed over to the owners by Additional DG, (Railways) Mahesh Muralidhar Bhagwat on Thursday.