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A 12-year-old boy has been arrested for throwing stones at a train near Saharanpur, causing damage and panic among passengers.
A recent incident near Saharanpur has led to the arrest of a 12-year-old boy for throwing stones at the Vande Bharat Express train. This incident took place on Sunday morning while the train was near the Bhayla level crossing.
The stone-throwing broke a window in coach C-1, which caused panic among the passengers on board. Railway police and intelligence officials quickly arrived at the scene to investigate the matter further.
Following a complaint from the train’s pilot, the Muzaffarnagar Railway Protection Force (RPF) registered a case under the Railway Act. Both the RPF and local police took the situation seriously and began an in-depth investigation.
Investigators reviewed nearby CCTV footage and discovered that the boy, who comes from a nomadic family living close to the tracks, had thrown the stones while playing. He was later taken into custody from his village in Pilibhit.
The boy’s family reportedly makes a living by begging. After his arrest, he was handed over to the Muzaffarnagar RPF for further questioning regarding the incident.
Summary:
- A 12-year-old boy was arrested for throwing stones at a train.
- The incident broke a window and caused panic among passengers.
- Police are investigating the matter seriously after a formal complaint.
- The boy’s family lives by begging near the railway tracks.
- He has been handed over to the RPF for further questioning.