Seventy-five bullets and electrical devices used by the Army to make explosives were stolen from Guwahati Express while being taken to the Pune ordnance factory. Police said that the theft was discovered when the train arrived at<br/><br/>Lokmanya Tilak Terminus station at suburban Chembur on Friday night, adding that a theft case under section 379<br/><br/>of the IPC has been registered. According to Dilip Gore, a senior police inspector at the Kurla GRP railway police station, personnel of the 6th Assam regiment had left from Guwahati on Wednesday along with 75 bullets and some electrical devices. Police is not ruling out the role of Naxals in the crime as the train passes through Maoists-hit areas including Chhattisgarh.
News On AIR | May 24, 2010 12:46 PM
Devices used by army to make explosives were stolen from Guwahati Express