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seena Dileep
Bhagavathy Bhavan
SRA 57
Neyattinkara
Thiruvananthapuram
Respected sir,
my parents were travelling from thiruvananthapuram to banglore in Banglore express on 13/06.The train no:16322, PNR no:4241170838, passengers were-V.Radhakrishnan Nair& J.Suseela Devi. They were travelling in B223SL &B218MB.On 14/06 nearly at 4am they noticed that there hand bag was missing. They immediately reported to the TTR in charge. A quick search was conducted with no results. After about 10 minutes a bed maker informed that a hand bag was found in the near by compartment. The hand bag was that of my parents but the jewellery of about 60 gms &1000rupees was missing. A complaint form was filled and handed over to the TTR to file the case at central majestic station. My parents could not accompany the TTR as my mother is a sick person. They alighted at KR puram station. My parents are sure that nothing solid would happen without knowing the details of theif. My father is having a assumption that since the bag was left in the train the theif would most probably in the train itself, otherwise the theif could have left the whole thing outside on his way. My father request the railway police to make a enquiry on the concerned bogeis bed maker as he was the one who accompanied my parents through out the incident & first informed about the bag in the next compartment. We pray sorry if our intusions are wrong but we cannot miss aprobablity like that. There will be no use in questioning the person but a seceret watch on the person can help. If the person is innocent this seceret enquiry will not hurt him. If this type of investigation turns out to be fruitful then railway can to certain extent prevent such robberies in train making Indian railways reaching new heights. I would kindly request you to consider our suggestions with atmost importance.
Thanking you
seena dileep
27/06
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