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Weapons seized at railway station

An abandoned bag was found on a platform. When the Railway Police checked the bag, weapons were recovered from it. The police seized weapons and initiated probe to identify culprits who left the bag on the platform. As per information,...

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Updated At : 04:35 AM Nov 27, 2024 IST

An abandoned bag was found on a platform. When the Railway Police checked the bag, weapons were recovered from it. The police seized weapons and initiated probe to identify culprits who left the bag on the platform. As per information, the Railway Police were patrolling at Dhandari Kalan railway station when they found a backpack lying unattended under a table on the platform No. 1. When the police checked the bag, they found three .32 bore pistols and six magazines in it.

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