Archive · 24 May 2025
RPF Returns Lost Valuables to Passenger Under Operation Amanat
Imagine you lost your bag on a train!
That happened to someone named Teja.
Luckily, the Railway Protection Force (RPF) found her bag.
It had some gold jewelry and phone chargers inside.
The RPF got a message about the lost bag and quickly looked for it on the train.
They found it and made sure it was really Teja's bag before giving it back.
This is part of a program by the RPF to help people find things they've lost on trains.
In the last year, they've found and returned lots of lost items!
RPF in Mysuru division recovered a lost vanity bag under Operation Amanat.
The bag, containing gold jewelry and chargers, was left on a train by a passenger.
The RPF found the bag on the train after a complaint via RailMadad.
The bag was returned to the passenger after verification.
RPF has returned lost belongings worth over Rs 52.6 lakh in the current financial year.
- Who
- Railway Protection Force (RPF), a passenger named Teja.
- What
- The RPF recovered a lost vanity bag containing gold jewelry and chargers.
- When
- May 21-22, 2024.
- Where
- Kadur railway station in Mysuru division.
- Why
- To return the lost belongings to the rightful owner and to reinforce the force's role in public service.
- Value of Recovered Items
- Rs 1,49,465
- RPF Location
- South Western Railway, Mysuru division
- Passenger's Residence
- Kadur
- RPF Initiative
- Operation Amanat