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Crime
Gaya Jn: RPF, GRP bust women's theft gang, arrest 4, recover Rs 1 lakh in gold
✍️ Amar Ujala · Bihar
🗓 04 Nov 2026, 09:36 PM
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A joint team of RPF and GRP has uncovered a gang of four women from Sultanpur, Patna, who were stealing from train passengers at Gaya Junction, recovering gold and mobiles worth Rs 1 lakh.
Gaya: A coordinated operation by the Railway Protection Force (RPF) and Gaya Range Police (GRP) has led to the unmasking of a criminal gang specializing in theft from train passengers at Gaya Junction. The joint team successfully busted the group, which was operating in the busy railway station area.
Police officials stated that the gang consisted of four women, all residents of Sultanpur in Patna. The suspects were caught in the act or identified through surveillance and subsequent raids targeting their activities at the station.
During the search, authorities recovered stolen property including gold ornaments and mobile phones. The total value of the seized items has been estimated at approximately Rs 1 lakh. The recovered items are believed to have been stolen from unsuspecting travelers.
The four accused have been taken into custody, and the investigation is ongoing to trace other potential victims and recover additional stolen goods. The joint force aims to strengthen security measures at the station to prevent such incidents in the future.
Police officials stated that the gang consisted of four women, all residents of Sultanpur in Patna. The suspects were caught in the act or identified through surveillance and subsequent raids targeting their activities at the station.
During the search, authorities recovered stolen property including gold ornaments and mobile phones. The total value of the seized items has been estimated at approximately Rs 1 lakh. The recovered items are believed to have been stolen from unsuspecting travelers.
The four accused have been taken into custody, and the investigation is ongoing to trace other potential victims and recover additional stolen goods. The joint force aims to strengthen security measures at the station to prevent such incidents in the future.