New Delhi: The Railway Protection Force (RPF) has been working continuously to ensure the safety and security of passengers, railway property, and assets across the Indian Railways network. Through its dedicated operations and coordinated efforts, the RPF has achieved significant results between January and October 2025.
Under Operation Nanhe Farishtey, the RPF rescued 16,450 children who were lost or separated from their families, including 1,586 in October alone. The rescued children were handed over to the concerned authorities for restoration to their families.
Under Mission Jeevan Raksha, 2,658 lives were saved between January and October 2025, including 296 in October. The mission focuses on preventing fatalities on railway tracks and helping people in distress.
The RPF has also intensified its action against drug trafficking under Operation NARCOS. Between January and October 2025, 1,794 cases were detected, leading to the recovery of narcotic substances worth ₹197.19 crore and the arrest of 1,450 persons. In October 2025 alone, drugs worth ₹14.68 crore were seized.
Under Operation Amanat, the RPF helped passengers recover 42,210 left-behind articles valued at ₹70.66 crore between January and October 2025, including items worth ₹8.65 crore in October.
Through the use of technology and coordination with other agencies, Indian Railways and the RPF continue to enhance passenger safety and security, ensuring a safe and worry-free travel experience for every citizen.
BI Bureau
