Bareilly: While on duty in 14673 Shaheed Express returning from Jaynagar to Amritsar station of Indian Railways, the pistol and 10 cartridges of Head Constable (Chief Constable) Surjit Pratap Singh of Charbagh GRP (Government Railway Police) of Lucknow were stolen. This created a stir in the GRP. The head constable along with his companion searched extensively for pistols and cartridges in the train. But, he was not found. After this, FIR has been registered and investigation has been started.
Chief constable Sujit Pratap Singh, posted at the GRP police station located at Lucknow Charbagh railway station of Northern Railway, was on duty in the Shaheed Express from Lucknow to Moradabad station. During this time, when the pistol was checked near Bareilly Cantt station, it was missing. In this matter, the head constable has lodged a report at Bareilly Junction GRP police station.
Head constable, native of Sultanpur
Head constable Surjit Pratap Singh, resident of Kadipur police station area of Sultanpur district of UP, and constable Vinay Kumar Sonkar were on duty in 14673 Shaheed Express on 21 September. Taking advantage of the overcrowding in the train, some unknown person stole his official pistol and 10 rounds of cartridges from his pistol cover. The train reached Bareilly Cantt station at around 6.20 in the morning. After this he came to know about this.
search with coworker
The head constable along with his constable searched extensively for the pistol, but even after a lot of searching, it was not found. Inspector Ajit Pratap Singh of Bareilly GRP police station said that a report was lodged in Moradabad. The case has been transferred from there. Investigation has been started in this matter.
The pistol of the inspector who came to investigate the theft had gone missing.
Recently, Inspector Sharubabu Chhatriya of Odisha Sambalpur police station along with his two constables Dileshwar Pradhan and Minketan Gharua had come to Lakhimpur Kheri in Ruhilkhand to investigate a theft case. From here he was returning in Sarnath Express. He had reservation from Prayagraj to Bilaspur. Both the constables were traveling in AC-2 coach along with Chhatriya. After having dinner at night, the inspector put his pistol, cartridges, uniform and cap in the bag.
After this, he kept the bag under the seat and then went to sleep. When I woke up in the morning. When his eyes fell under the seat, he lost his senses. There was no bag below. The inspector along with his two staff tried to search the bogie itself, but could not find anything. He had also written a report in the GRP police station. It is said that this pistol has not been found yet.
Report Muhammad Sajid, Bareilly