Lost Bag with Gold Jewelry Returned at Digha Station

Uluberia GRP recovered a handbag containing gold jewelry and a mobile phone left by a passenger on the Tamluk Express at Digha station.

Kush Singh14 November 20261 min read0 viewsNews
Lost Bag with Gold Jewelry Returned at Digha Station

A passenger's nightmare turned into a moment of immense relief after she accidentally left a handbag filled with precious valuables on a train at Digha Railway Station. Thanks to the swift and alert response of the Railway Police, the belongings were recovered and safely returned to their owner.

The Incident at Digha Station

The incident took place on Thursday morning when a passenger named Pinky Mandal was traveling on the Up Tamluk Express. While disembarking from the train at Digha, she inadvertently left her brown handbag behind on the train.

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The bag contained several high-value items that could have caused significant distress if they had gone missing permanently.

Swift Action by Uluberia GRP

Upon receiving information regarding the lost belongings, the Uluberia Government Railway Police (GRP) team, which was on platform duty, took immediate action. The police team conducted a thorough search of the Down Tamluk Express to track down the missing item.

Their diligent efforts paid off when they successfully located the brown handbag in coach D-5 of the train.

Valuables Recovered

The contents of the handbag were verified, revealing a collection of precious items, including:

  • Two gold rings
  • One gold chain
  • One ATM card
  • One Redmi mobile phone
  • One smartwatch

Successful Recovery and Verification

Following the recovery, Pinky Mandal approached the Uluberia GRP station to claim her property. After a thorough verification process and successful identification of the items, the police officially handed over the bag to her.

The prompt response of the GRP personnel has ensured that the passenger's valuable possessions were returned safely, highlighting the efficiency of the railway security teams.

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