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| Crime against booked consignments | | Period | Reported lost | Detected | | Cases | Value | Cases | Value | | 2002 | 4 | 90,000 | 4 | 86,100 | | 2003 | 2 | 1,380 | 2 | 1,380 | | 2004 up to Aug | 6 | 39,324 | 5 | 32,724 |
| Crime against Railway Materials | | Period | Reported lost | Detected | | Cases | Value | Cases | Value | | 2002 | 68 | 2,50,445 | 68 | 2,50,445 | | 2003 | 76 | 5,73,402 | 74 | 5,38,502 | | 2004 up to Aug | 75 | 2,65,153 | 71 | 2,44,743 |
Detections under Railway Property (Unlawful Possession) Act | | | 2002 | 2003 | 2004 up to Aug | | Cases detected | 109 | 98 | 89 | | Value of property recovered | 5,46,100 | 7,30,272 | 7,55,646 | | Persons arrested | 151 | 150 | 180 |
Prosecutions under Railways Act | | 2002 | 2003 | 2004 up to Aug | | | Persons | Fine | Persons | Fine | Persons | Fine | | Raids | 7136 | | 8991 | | 6760 | | | Touts | 179 | 74500 | 140 | 70000 | 151 | 78800 | | Unauthorized vendors | 355 | 104400 | 478 | 98350 | 817 | 105725 | | Nuisance creators | 632 | 68100 | 417 | 42850 | 301 | 27650 | | Trespassers | 9968 | 498110 | 8578 | 430275 | 7083 | 355550 | | Miscellaneous offenders | 531 | 74615 | 4390 | 335410 | 3985 | 335751 | | Total | 11665 | 819725 | 14003 | 976885 | 12337 | 903476 |
Action towards augmenting Railway earnings. | | | 2002 | 2003 | 2004 up to Aug | | No of raids conducted to curb ticket less travel | 304 | 320 | 210 | | Amount of fine realized | 8531969 | 10306198 | 7673728 |
| Unauthorized Encroachments | | 2002 | 2003 | 2004 up to Aug | No. of structures demolished / removed and land restored to Railways | 283 | 290 | 368 |
Good work done by RPF during the current year (up to August) in the Division
On 22.5.2004 Shri G. Someswaran, Constable 258/Bangarpet and Shri K.S. Vijayakumar Jattappa, Constable / Bangarpet restored two children by name B. Naveen and B., Suresh aged 9 yrs and 11 yrs. of Bangalore who are running away from their home by train at Bangalore City, back to their parents.
On 01.6.2004 a nine year old girl by name Amtin Khatun wrongly boarded Ajmeer Express at Bangalore Railway Station leaving behind her parents. On reporting the matter by her parents Sri Z. Rahamathulla Khan, ASI/RPF, swung into action and informed RPF Out Post at Tumkur where the girl was safely detrained and later the parents rushed to Tumkur. Thus the ASI/RPF restored the lost Child to her parents.
On 22.6.2004 Shri S. Rahamathulla, Inspector/RPF of Bangalore City Railway station found two children by name Rajkumar, aged 10 years and Pallavi, aged 7 years at Bangalore City Railway station. The children who had left home to go to school had lost their way and were moving in the Railway station searching for help. Later the Inspector restored the two children to their parents.
On 28.6.2004 Smt,. Vanitha, a Women Constable of RPF who was on duty at Railway Divisional Office complex detected one cheat by name Prakash H. Salwadgi who had promised many people of getting jobs in Railways and collected huge amounts. The cheat was arrested and he was found in possession of blank Railway Railway Recruitment Board application forms and fake seals etc. Later he was handed over to the Police for prosecution.
Sri S. Rahamathulla, Inspector/RPF of Bangalore City Railway station identified 12 beggars in Bangalore City Railway station who used to pester the passengers. and in consultation with the Nirasrithara Parihara Kendra authorities sent them to the Beggars home for reformation. This is to keep the Bangalore City Railway station free the Passengers .
On 10.7.2004 a criminal who was trying to escape from the clutches of a GRP Constable after committing the theft of a bag from a passenger at Bangalore City Railway Station was over powered by Sri Chaturgan Prasad, ASI/RPF (Special Force) and facilitated the GRP in launching a case against the Criminal and restoring luggage to the passenger.
On 28.7.2004 Sri S. Rahamathulla, Inspector/RPF of Bangalore City Railway station nabbed one Babu a merchant who was trying to book 13 Gutka parcel to Visakapatnam, Mumbai, Mysore and Hubli, by falsely declaring as Sweet Supari and Bangalore City Parcel office. The offender was not only prosecuted under Railways Act and also on giving the information, the Commercial Tax authorities levied a fine of Rs.2,64,600 on the merchant.
In a drive to prevent people carrying inflammable articles in trains, RPF Head Constable Sri C. Vairamudaiah of Bangalore City RPF Post on 14.8.2004 detected a passenger by name Kalinga Rao, carrying card board box kerosene stove with kerosene which was in leaking condition in Nanded - Bangalore Train No.6591. He was prosecuted in the court of law under the provisions of Railways Act.
On 17.8.2004 a Constable of RPSF responding to the cry raised by a lady passenger in concourse area of Bangalore city Railway station over powered a criminal by name Mohammed Ameer who had snatched the bag from the lady passenger which was containing Rs.800/-. Later, he was handed over to the GRP under the provisions of RPF Act for further prosecution.
Source : दक्षिण पश्चिम रेलवे CMS Team Last Reviewed : 13-11-2017 
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