₹1.28 Lakh Meta Glasses Left On Train Recovered and Returned to Passenger By Veraval RPF
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A passenger’s Ray-Ban Meta glasses worth around ₹1.28 lakh, which were left behind on a train, were safely recovered and returned by the Veraval Railway Protection Force (RPF) under Operation Amanat.
The incident took place on September 14 on train number 22957, Gandhinagar–Veraval. The 56-year-old passenger, Ravi Venkat Krishnan, had travelled in A/1 coach on seat number 09. He accidentally left his black Ray-Ban Meta glasses on the seat after getting off the train.
RPF Takes Quick Action
The passenger reported the loss through Rail Madad. After receiving the complaint, SIPF Dhairya Singh Meena of the Veraval RPF Post contacted the passenger using the mobile number provided in the complaint and collected details about the journey and the missing glasses.
Based on the information provided, RPF personnel immediately checked the coach and the seat. During the search, they found the black Ray-Ban Meta glasses matching the passenger’s description. The passenger was then informed and asked to collect them from the Veraval RPF Post.
Valuable Item Returned Safely
The passenger later reached the RPF post, where the necessary verification and paperwork were completed. The glasses, valued at around ₹1.28 lakh, were then safely handed back to him. The action was carried out as part of Operation Amanat, under which the railway authorities helped recover and return passengers’ lost belongings.
