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RPF Returns Forgotten Mobile Phone Worth Rs 16,000 to Passenger at Baran Station
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News18•09-10-2026, 11:23
RPF Returns Forgotten Mobile Phone Worth Rs 16,000 to Passenger at Baran Station
- •A passenger named Manak Ram traveling on the Ajmer-Durg Express accidentally left his mobile phone worth Rs 16,000 near a water tap at Baran station.
- •RPF Constable Vikas Kumar found the unattended mobile phone during routine night patrolling as part of Operation Amanat.
- •The RPF successfully traced the owner and verified his identity before handing the phone safely to his friend Pratap Ram.
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During regular night patrolling at Baran station, RPF Constable Vikas Kumar noticed an unattended mobile phone lying near a water tap and promptly deposited it at the RPF post.
The 'Operation Amanat' campaign aims to safely recover valuable items, luggage, jewelry, and documents left behind by passengers in trains and stations, returning them to their rightful owners.
Assistant Sub-Inspector Ramraj Meena verified the mobile's description, travel ticket, and official identity card, obtained phone consent from passenger Manak Ram, and completed paperwork before handing it to Pratap Ram.
