Archive · 29 Jul 2025
Passengers Robbed on Gour Express, Safety Concerns Raised
Imagine you're on a train, sleeping soundly.
Suddenly, thieves sneak in!
That's what happened on the Gour Express.
Robbers stole from at least seven people in the fancy seats.
The passengers think the bad guys sprayed something to make them fall asleep quickly.
When they woke up, their phones, money, and other important things were gone.
The people told the police, who are now trying to figure out what happened and catch the thieves.
It's like a sneaky nighttime adventure gone wrong on a train!
Seven passengers were robbed on the Malda Town-bound Gour Express.
The robbery occurred in the AC-II tier and AC-first class coaches.
Passengers suspect the robbers used a sleep-inducing spray.
Stolen items included cellphones, cash, credit cards, laptops, and other valuables.
Complaints were filed at the GRP station in Malda Town.
- Who
- Thieves and seven passengers.
- What
- Robbery of passengers.
- When
- Early morning on Monday.
- Where
- Malda Town-bound Gour Express.
- Why
- Unknown; to steal valuables.
- Train
- Malda Town-bound Gour Express
- Coaches Affected
- AC-II tier and AC-first class
- Number of Passengers Robbed
- At least seven
- Suspected Method
- Sleep-inducing spray
- Police Involved
- GRP and RPF