Miscreants steal computer monitor and telephone from Tirupur Railway station reservation center

A computer monitor and a telephone have been stolen from the railway reservation center at the Tirupur Railway station.

Tirupur: A computer monitor and a telephone have been stolen from the railway reservation center at the Tirupur Railway station.

Due to the pandemic, the Tirupur Railway station has remained closed. Only the special Shramik trains transporting migrant workers are being operated. So far, 19 Shramik trains have left Tirupur with migrant workers.



It has come to light now that a computer monitor and a telephone from the railway reservation center on the second platform of the Tirupur Railway station have been stolen. The Tirupur Railway police have registered a complaint and are on the hunt for the miscreants.

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