Three held for stealing railway signal cable in Theni district
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A team of Railway Protection Force (RPF) personnel have arrested three persons and seized over 1,000 metres of railway signal copper cable wire worth ₹3 lakh that were stolen from the railway premises between Andipatti and Bodi.
According to RPF sources, the team, led by Madurai RPF Inspector, Mukesh Kumar, kept a vigil on the railway premises in Andipatti, Theni and Bodi where gauge conversion works were under way.
They arrested G. Rajamanickam (60) of Tiruppattur and K. Muthukumaran (40) of Vellore when they were burning signal copper cable near the railway bridge across Vaigai river in the night of February 12.
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