Recently the news has surprised everyone. In this case, four miscreants who entered the Indore-Chandigarh Express as TTs have looted the passengers by spraying drugs. This incident took place between Delhi and Panipat at three o'clock the last Friday and the robbers escaped after robbing the goods of lakhs of passengers. In this case, GRP Chandigarh has started investigating the matter by registering the case and the victim passenger Geeta, who is coming from Gwalior to Chandigarh after boarding the train, said, "As soon as the train stopped at Delhi railway station, four young men dressed in TT's clothes entered. As soon as the train left Delhi, the four youth started checking tickets in different coaches".

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He underwent Reiki under the guise of checking and later sprayed one on the passengers before Sonipat, causing all the passengers to fall into a deep sleep. During this time, the four looted the passengers' luggage and as soon as the train slowed down near Sonipat, the robbers started throwing out the luggage of the passengers. In the meantime, a passenger sensed and started making noise. On hearing the noise, the thieves started running. At first, the passengers felt that they were TTs of the train but as soon as the train reached Panipat, the four robbers got off the train and fled.

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In this case, there have been reports that after the noise, the passengers found the real TT and called on the spot and the victim Geeta told that 'S Two, S Four, S Six, S Nine and S XI have been looted with the passengers. Looters have taken away goods worth lakhs of rupees, mobile phones, jewelry, etc. With this, he told that when the train reached the Chandigarh railway station at 7:30 Am on Friday morning, five passengers lodged the report of the theft at the GRP police station in Chandigarh, which includes them. In this case, Geeta says, "About 40 passengers have been looted in the train." According to the report lodged at the Chandigarh GRP police station, Shreya Aishwarya's mobile phone, ATM card and seven thousand rupees cash have been looted.

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