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Woman robbed of bag of valuables in Matsyagandha Express
Woman robbed of bag of valuables in Matsyagandha Express
Mangalore Today News Network
Mangaluru, May 26,2017 : A bag containing valuables and cash belonging to a woman identified as Pratima Satish was snatched away by an unidentified person while travelling in the Matsyagandha Express. The incident which took place on May 22 has come to light quite late.
The woman who resided in Bhandup, Mumbai was travelling towards her native place Suratkal and had boarded the train at Kurla Terminus. A young man who had entered the train when it reached Vidyavihar Junction snatched Pratima’s bag and escaped. A shocked Pratima immediately informed her family members over phone. It has been gathered that the bag contained jewellery weighing 70 gms and a cash of Rs 12000. According to the woman, the jewellery was new and she intended to wear them after offering prayers to the family deity in her native place.
A complaint has been lodged at Thane station and investigations are underway.
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| Comments on this Article | |
| Eined clara, bengaluru | Fri, May-26-2017, 1:29 |
| The persons who has done this will be soon welcomed by police ? they have to get stringent punishment for this . it is the lack of fear towards law tempts to do so | |
| Sunil Acharya, Pune | Fri, May-26-2017, 12:15 |
| Even after seeing and hearing of such incidents we still make mistake become prone to such incidents. | |
| Shenaz Hussain, Bhatkal | Fri, May-26-2017, 12:13 |
| The accused will be arrested by police soon but will she get back the robbed jewelry ? All this takes along time and procedure.Les hope for the best | |
| Manjula kamath, Mumbai | Fri, May-26-2017, 12:10 |
| Especially in public places like railway stations, bus stands and so on we have be very careful about our hings and accessories , as all are strangers and come to move their destination , it is hard to guess their intentions . | |
| Harshitha S, Udupi | Fri, May-26-2017, 12:07 |
| How sad? Some people wait for the opportunity to snatch away things from others , but he cannot run too far will be held by police soon... | |
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