Indian Railways has intensified crackdowns against organized extortion by transgender groups on trains, making over 73,000 arrests in four years. While legal recognition for the third gender exists, passengers still report harassment and intimidation, especially on busy routes like Delhi-Howrah and Mumbai.
A high-stakes dispute in Varanasi between Vishal and Aharak has put both men’s futures in jeopardy. As Vishal’s ‘dhak’ and Aharak’s ‘sky’ come under threat, the entire community watches closely. Authorities and local leaders push for a peaceful, lawful solution amid rising tensions.
Law enforcement seized 77 kg opium worth ₹77 lakh at Dehri-on-Sone, Rohtas, arresting four traffickers. This major operation by GRP and RPF comes as India cracks down on smuggling amid soaring Afghan opium prices. The bust underscores growing vigilance at railway transport hubs.
Three liquor smugglers were arrested by RPF in Ranchi right before they could ship illegal alcohol to Bihar. Using hidden compartments in train toilets, the smuggling ring was targeted as part of Operation Satark, an ongoing campaign to block inter-state liquor flows, especially with Bihar’s elections near.
The RPF at Hatia Railway Station has busted several liquor smuggling attempts, arresting both adults and minors, and confiscating large amounts of contraband alcohol over the past year. Operations have intensified, especially on routes like the Hatia-Islampur Express, to clamp down on illegal trafficking through trains.
Mathura's Railway Protection Force swiftly recovers a passenger's lost baggage, underscoring the efficiency of the RailMadad app and coordination among stations. This incident highlights RPF's dedication to passenger safety and the efficacy of their digital complaint system.
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