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Phone Stolen While Railway Staffer Sleeps At Gandhigram Railway Station Shelter

By GS Team
2 Sep 20262 mins read
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A railway employee's OnePlus Nord phone, valued at ₹10,000, was stolen from a pilot shelter at Gandhigram railway station, Ahmedabad, while he slept. Sabarmati Railway Police registered a theft case and are reviewing CCTV footage to identify the suspect. The incident highlights security concerns in railway accommodations.

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Phone Stolen While Railway Staffer Sleeps At Gandhigram Railway Station Shelter
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A railway employee staying at a shelter near Gandhigram railway station in Ahmedabad lost his mobile phone while he was asleep, prompting the Sabarmati Railway Police to register a theft case against an unidentified person.

Kamalkumar Gangwar, a senior assistant loco pilot from Uttar Pradesh, had come to Ahmedabad for a departmental examination. On August 30, he checked into Room No. 7 of the pilot shelter located on Platform 1 of Gandhigram railway station.

Gangwar told police that he kept his OnePlus Nord mobile phone next to his pillow before going to sleep. When he woke up at around 5.30 am on August 31, he noticed that the phone was no longer there.

He searched the room and the surrounding area but could not find it. The handset was valued at around ₹10,000.

Police suspect theft during the night

Based on the complaint, police suspect that an unidentified person entered the shelter while Gangwar was sleeping, picked up the phone from beside his pillow and left the premises without being noticed.

Sabarmati Railway Police have registered a case under the relevant provisions of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita against the unidentified accused.

Police are now expected to check CCTV footage from the railway station and nearby areas to identify the person responsible and trace the stolen phone.