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The Railway Protection Force (RPF), Mysuru, apprehended a antheral connected the Bengaluru-Shivamogga Town Jan Shatabdi Express, who was impersonating a travelling summons examiner (TTE).
In a ailment to Government Railway Police (GRP), Deputy Chief Ticket Examiner Yashwant J. said a rider successful manager C-1 connected Train No. 12089 KSR Bengaluru-Shivamogga Town Jan Shatabdi Express, claiming to beryllium a TTE connected June 1.
On inquiry, the idiosyncratic displayed a fake individuality paper connected his mobile phone, said a connection by the Mysuru Railway Division present connected Wednesday.
During inquiry, the antheral identified himself arsenic Rakibuddin M.K., 26, a nonmigratory of Shivamogga. “Further questioning revealed that helium was neither a Railway worker nor an authorised TTE. He admitted to boarding the bid with the volition of collecting wealth from passengers by falsely posing arsenic a Railway summons examiner,” the Railways said.
He was apprehended for fraudulent activities connected trains and handed implicit to GRP successful Arsikere by the on-duty TTE, pursuing which a lawsuit was registered by GRP Arsikere and probe has been taken up.
In different noteworthy enactment nether Operation Amanat, RPF Mysuru successfully traced and returned a misplaced mobile telephone to its rightful owner.
On June 2, 2026, a Rail Madad ailment was received from a rider who reported misplacing his mobile telephone portion travelling successful Coach B-1, Berth No. 49 of Train No. 16591 Express from Guntakal to Mandya.
Acting promptly connected the complaint, constable from RPF, Mysuru, Rajendra Kumar, checked the bid upon its accomplishment and recovered the misplaced mobile phone. The telephone was secured and brought to the RPF Post, Mysuru, for harmless custody.
Subsequently, sub inspector, RPF Harish S. P. contacted the complainant and informed him astir the betterment of the mobile phone.
On the aforesaid day, the passenger, identified arsenic Dilip Kumar Reddy, 46, a nonmigratory of Anantapur, Andhra Pradesh, visited the RPF Post. After verification of his identity, the recovered mobile phone, valued astatine astir ₹20,000, was handed implicit to him nether due acknowledgement, a connection from the Railways said.
