Railway Security Force Returns Lost Bag to Passenger in Kota Division

In a commendable act of service, the Railway Protection Force in Kota successfully returned a lost bag to a passenger who had forgotten it on a train. The bag, containing valuable items and important documents, was retrieved promptly by RPF personnel after a complaint was filed. This incident highlights the ongoing efforts of the RPF under Operation Amanat to ensure the safety and security of passengers' belongings. The grateful passenger expressed his appreciation for the swift action taken by the RPF, reinforcing the importance of their role in passenger service.

By Narendra Chaudhary Nov 11, 2026, 19:14 IST

Successful Recovery of Lost Luggage

In Kota, the Railway Protection Force (RPF) of the West Central Railway showcased their commitment and responsibility through Operation Amanat by returning a lost bag to a passenger. The bag contained clothing valued at approximately ₹5,000, along with other items and essential documents.

According to Senior Divisional Commercial Manager Saurabh Jain, a passenger named Nitesh Kumar from Kumher (Bharatpur) accidentally left his bag on the New Delhi-Sogaria Express while disembarking at Mathura station. Upon receiving a complaint through rail assistance, RPF constable Suresh Meena, stationed at Bharatpur, promptly retrieved the bag from the relevant coach and secured it.

Later, when the passenger arrived in Bharatpur, RPF Sub-Inspector Virendra Singh verified his identity and the contents of the bag before handing it over to him. Grateful for the safe return of his belongings and important documents, the passenger expressed his appreciation to the RPF personnel.

The Railway Protection Force continues to make efforts under Operation Amanat to ensure that lost items from trains and railway premises are safely returned to their rightful owners.