The Railway Protection Force (RPF) has booked 5,152 offenders in the newly formed South Coast Railway (SCoR) zone.

The cases include offences involving both men and women, reflecting intensified security and enforcement measures across the railway network.

The drive highlights the RPF’s focus on passenger safety, crime prevention and maintaining discipline at railway stations and trains.

The Railway Protection Force has intensified enforcement activities across the newly formed South Coast Railway zone.

According to the report, the RPF has booked 5,152 offenders, including women, under various railway-related offences.

The action forms part of efforts to strengthen passenger safety and security across the new railway zone.

RPF personnel have been maintaining increased vigilance at railway stations and other passenger areas.

The enforcement measures are aimed at preventing offences and ensuring a safer environment for railway users.

The RPF is responsible for protecting railway property as well as ensuring the safety and security of passengers and railway premises. 

The cases booked demonstrate the scale of enforcement being undertaken since the formation of the South Coast Railway zone.

The presence of women among those booked also highlights that enforcement measures are being applied across offenders irrespective of gender.

Stronger monitoring at stations and during train operations is expected to help deter violations and other unlawful activities.

Passenger awareness and cooperation with railway security personnel remain important components of maintaining safe railway travel.

The RPF’s continued enforcement is expected to contribute towards improving security across the SCoR network.

The development comes as South Coast Railway continues to strengthen its operational and passenger-service infrastructure.