The Railway Protection Force (RPF) is constant in its dedication to protecting railway property and the safety of passengers. As of October 2023, RPF was still making sure that passengers were safe, secure, and comfortable. It was also helping Indian Railways provide its patrons with dependable goods transit services. An overview of the RPF's accomplishments in October 2023 is provided under Operation "Nanhe Farishte". In order to reunite more than 601 children in need of care and protection with their families, RPF was essential. RPF devoted many hours to guaranteeing the safe return of these children, who had been taken from their homes for a variety of reasons.
Following table describe various initiatives undertaken by Railway Protection Force (RPF):
Operation |
Description |
Operation AAHT |
The Indian Railways saw the resolute efforts of RPF's Anti-Human Trafficking Units (AHTUs) at numerous points to prevent human trafficking.. |
Operation "Jeevan Raksha" Saving Lives |
Under operation 'Jeevan Raksha,' the RPF's attentive and quick response saved the lives of 262 passengers who were on the verge of being run over by trains on platforms and railway lines. |
Meri Saheli Initiative |
RPF created the "Meri Saheli" project to give female passengers security guarantees because it takes the safety of female passengers seriously. |
Operation "Uplabdh" |
In October 2023, RPF detained 490 people in the fight and pursued legal action against them in accordance with the law. |
Operation "NARCOS" |
In October 2023, the RPF made a great effort by apprehending 99 people and seizing drugs worth Rs. 5.99 crores. |
Operation "Yatri Suraksha" |
The RPF supports law enforcement in their efforts to prevent and identify crimes against people on trains. |
Operation Sanraksha |
In October 2023, the RPF detained 33 people for the dangerous act of stone-pelting on trains that were in motion. This was done in a determined attempt to preserve passenger safety and safeguard railway services. |
Operation Satark |
Under "Operation Satark," the RPF captured illegal alcohol and tobacco items. |