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Sabarmati RPF Recovers Purse With ₹1.85 Lakh Left Behind by Rajkot Passenger on Ashram Express

By GS Team
29 Sep 20262 mins read
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Rajkot passenger Manishkumar Radadiya's purse, with Rs 1.85 lakh cash, was recovered by RPF after being left on the Ashram Express at Sabarmati station. Prompt RPF action, despite VIP duties, led to the swift return of the entire amount after verification. Radadiya praised the RPF for their honesty and efficiency in recovering his hard-earned money.

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Sabarmati RPF Recovers Purse With ₹1.85 Lakh Left Behind by Rajkot Passenger on Ashram Express
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A Rajkot passenger’s purse containing ₹1.85 lakh in cash, left behind on the Ashram Express at Sabarmati station, was recovered and returned by RPF staff.

Passenger Reports Missing Purse

Rajkot resident Manishkumar Vallabhbhai Radadiya, 47, was travelling from Delhi to Sabarmati on train number 12916 Ashram Express in coach M/2, seat number 15.

After getting down at Sabarmati station, Radadiya realised that he had accidentally left his brown purse inside the coach. The purse contained ₹1,85,000 in cash.

He immediately lodged a complaint through the 'Rail Madad' portal and contacted the Sabarmati RPF inspector over the phone, informing him about the missing purse.

RPF Team Launches Search

Despite being engaged in VIP security arrangements at the station, the Sabarmati RPF inspector directed staff to search the train coach immediately.

The RPF team checked the rake and located the brown purse near the seat mentioned by the passenger. On opening it, the team found the entire ₹1,85,000 in cash intact.

Cash Handed Back After Verification

RPF officials contacted Radadiya and informed him that his purse and cash had been safely recovered.

When he reached Sabarmati station, the purse and the full amount were handed back to him after proper verification.

Radadiya thanked the Sabarmati RPF team for its prompt action and for helping him recover his hard-earned money.