Railway police arrest woman robber, booty worth ₹8.54 lakh seized
The Hindu
The accused committed thefts in trains in Palasa, Vijayawada and Visakhapatnam and other railway police stations
The Government Railway Police (GRP), Vijayawada, has arrested a woman robber, Tuni De alias Kumari Prardham, who allegedly robbed a passenger in Gimb-Visakhapatnam superfast Express.
The victim, Vidyadevi Jain, lost her handbag in the train when she was travelling from Admedabad to Visakhapatnam on January 3. She complained that gold ornaments, a mobile phone and ₹4,000 cash were kept in the bag.
Following a complaint, the GRP team led by inspector Srinivas, arrested Kumari Prardham at Kaleswara Rao market, in Vijayawada, on January 6, and recovered the booty from her, the police said.
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