New Delhi: There is no taking the name of the halt in the country over the Citizenship Amendment Act. The government is continuously appealing for peace, but still violent protests are taking place in many parts of the country for the last five days. Public property is also being damaged by violent demonstrations. According to information provided by the Indian Railways, a total loss of 88 crore has been lost due to arson in trains.

According to sources, property worth Rs 72 crore has been damaged in the Eastern Railway Zone. There was a loss of Rs 13 crore in the South Eastern Railway Zone and Rs 3 crore in the Northeast Frontier Zone. In the name of loss in the name of Amalodan is the Kharakpur area of South-Eastern Railway. Whereas in the areas of Assam of the North Frontier Railway, miscreants have damaged the property of the railway in many places.

Railway officials say that the miscreants will be named as accused on the basis of the photographs and videos found in the media, the evidence with the railways. Railways believe that in such cases, the case is weakened due to the case of unknown people. Therefore, with its intelligence system, video, CCTV and photographs are going to identify the miscreants and file a case against each person. Not only this, in case of loss of property, one person will be identified and a case will be registered against them for recovery.

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