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Railway Protection Force: Railway Protection Force excels in May Initiatives | Hubballi News

Railway Protection Force (RPF) in May excelled in various initiatives including reuniting children with families, rescuing missing individuals, combating touts, recovering stolen items, arresting criminals, and executing pending warrants. The RPF's efforts in passenger safety, wildlife smuggling prevention, and property recovery showcase their dedication to railway security and protection.

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RPF recovered stolen railway property worth Rs 12.48 cr in 2023

The Railway Protection Force (RPF) recovered stolen railway property worth Rs 12.48 crore and arrested 12,099 offenders in 2023.

RPF Recovered Stolen Railway Property Worth Rs. 12.48 Crores With Arrest Of 12099 Offenders In 2023 -

The Railway Protection Force (RPF) was constituted under the RPF Act, 1957 by Government of India under the Ministry of Railways, for better protection and security of Railway property, to remove any obstruction in the movement of railway property and to do any other act conducive for better protection and security of railway property. RPF…

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'Tarikh pe tarikh': 2 Mumbai rail staffers acquitted in theft case

In an instance proving 'justice delayed is justice denied', two Western Railway ex-employees - charged for a minor theft of rail property, have been finally proved innocent and acquitted - after a staggering 36 years.The duo is Javer Bachubhai ...

Women constable recruits pass out

Women constable recruits pass out Updated: Updated: The ceremonial passing out parade was held on the RPSF 5th Battalion premises. Share Article The ceremonial passing out parade was held on the RPSF 5th Battalion premises. A batch of 295 women constable recruits of the Railway Protection Force completed their seven-month training and passed out of Subsidiary Training Centre, Railway Protection Special Force (RPSF) 5th Battalion here on Saturday. The ceremonial passing out parade was held on the RPSF 5th Battalion premises. Southern Railway General Manager, John Thomas, presented medals and certificates of merit to the best recruits. Inspector General-cum Principal Chief Security Commissioner, RPF, SR Birendra Kumar was present.

RPF arrests 11 for trying to steal railway property

RPF arrests 11 for trying to steal railway property ByKamal MishraKamal Mishra / Updated: Dec 10, 2020, 06:17 IST The main accused won a contract to dismantle an old building at Kurla Carshed, where the incident took place. The Railway Protection Force (RPF) arrested 11 people as they were allegedly in the process of stealing 5 tonnes of scrap from Kurla Carshed earlier this week. Six of those arrested were labourers who were enlisted by the main accused, Abdul Rehman Abdul Kaddus Khan, 32, a resident of Sakinaka, sources said. The others were identified as Parvez Anwar Ali Khan (28); Abdul Masjid Allauddin Mohammed (45); Ruhul Amin Saibur Rahman (23); Mojahidul Saabji Mojabul Haq (21); Tafazul Rahman (31); Jaidur Rahman Sakander (22); Ramesh Sahabdin Bharti (35); Zahid Ali Abdul Mutlib Khan (34); Mohammad Saif Shakeel Khan (32); and Suleman Mehruddin Khan (30). They helped the main accused, Kaddus Khan, load the scrap into a truck.