Archive · 8 Jan 2026
Six, Including Four Minors, Booked for Train Robbery in Mumbai
On January 5, six people, including four teenagers, were caught for stealing money from a man on a train in Mumbai.
The man, Suhail Nadaf, was selling bags for a living.
When he boarded the train, the group grabbed him, tied his neck with his own belt, and took Rs 11,000 from his pocket.
They ran away when the train stopped at the next station.
The police caught them, and the teenagers were sent to a special home for young people.
Six individuals, including four minors aged 14-18, were booked for robbery on a local train in Mumbai on January 5.
The victim, Suhail Nadaf, 22, was selling luggage bags and was traveling to Masjid Bunder for work.
The accused approached Nadaf, restrained him, and stole Rs 11,000 from his pocket.
The accused fled the scene when the train reached Sandhurst Road station.
The police detained all six individuals, with the minors sent to a juvenile home.
- Who
- Six individuals, including four minors aged 14-18, and victim Suhail Nadaf, 22
- What
- Robbery on a local train
- When
- January 5
- Where
- Dockyard Road railway station, Mumbai
- Why
- To steal Rs 11,000 from the victim
- Date of Incident
- January 5
- Location
- Dockyard Road railway station, Mumbai
- Victim
- Suhail Nadaf, 22
- Accused
- Six persons, including four minors (aged 14-18)
- Amount Stolen
- Rs 11,000
- Action Taken
- FIR registered, accused detained, minors sent to juvenile home
