The train's pantry staff spotted the unclaimed bag and reported the matter to Railway authorities
An unclaimed bag containing cash worth around Rs 1.4 crore was found in the Swatantrata Sangram Senani special train, a senior official said today.
The recovery was made on Tuesday while the train was on its way to Jaynagar in Bihar from Delhi, said Railway's Deputy Chief Traffic Manager, Himanshu Shekhar.
The train's pantry staff spotted the unclaimed red coloured trolley bag and reported the matter to the Railway authorities, Railway Protection Force (RPF) and Government Railway Police (GRP) who took the bag into their custody, he said.
The bag was opened in presence of Railway's commercial staff, Railway Protection Force and Government Railway Police and it was found packed with wades of currency notes, he told news agency Press Trust of India.
The cash was handed over to Government Railway Police who informed the IT officials to investigate the matter.
The pantry staff said they were not aware of who left the bag in the compartment, Mr Shekhar said, adding that the Government Railway Police officials would investigate the matter.
He said so far neither has any one claimed the bag nor filed a complaint about it at any of the stations along the route.
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