Karwar: Valuables lost in train returned to Ukrainian after a year


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Daijiworld Media Network - Karwar (SP)

Karwar, Jan 6: A foreign national, during his travel by train in India about a year ago, had lost his backpack. The tourist, identified as Koniev Dmytro, a Ukrainian, was pleasantly surprised to get back his backpack containing valuables intact after a long gap.

Koniev visited the town on Tuesday January 5 during his current trip to the country, to collect his lost backpack. Railway Protection Force here, which had found the backpack in Veraval-Thiruvananthapuram Express (train No. 16333) on February 13, 2015, took time to determine its ownership. This task had gained momentum after Vinod Kumar P took over as the inspector protection force here.

The backpack was found to be containing a number of items including digital camera, Indian currency Rs 15,000, some Turkish currency, laptop, master cards, battery charger and some other things. The unclaimed baggage remained with Railway Protection Force office here, and the officials, in spite of best efforts, had filed to identify its owner.

Vinod Kumar, who took up the work of identifying the bag's owner, stumbled upon a telephone number in a dairy inside this unclaimed baggage. He contacted the number, duly drawing help from a person who knew Russian language. Dmytro, who was too happy to know that his baggage was intact, confirmed that the bag indeed belonged to him and he had lost it at Margao railway station.

  

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  • SMR, karkala

    Wed, Jan 06 2016

    'Atithi Devo Bhava' in real sense.

    I appreciate the officer and his team.

    Jai hind

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  • John Tauro, M'luru / Kwt

    Wed, Jan 06 2016

    Indeed a good Samaritan work by Mr. Vinod Kumar and his team in the Railway Protection Force. Highly appreciable and admirable! I wish this news be published in foreign media too where we always hear about notorious and unfortunate incidents happening in our country.

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  • adil, dubai

    Wed, Jan 06 2016

    They did not return valuables but they showed how honest Indians are & we respect our guests...

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  • Ahmed, Bangalore

    Wed, Jan 06 2016

    Appreciate the honesty and dedicated work of Inspector Vinod Kumar P. This incident increases the good image to Police force and India to foreigners visiting our country.
    Our Police Force truly need such dedicated and honest officers to brighten the image of them across India.

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  • Jai Sri Ram, Mangalore

    Wed, Jan 06 2016

    Good Work by the police force. Keep up the good work and God Will Bless you and your family. Surprised not to see comments on BJP, BD, chaddiless, chaddi blah blah. Guys wake and get matured. Do some good work to the society, irrespctive of caste, crede, religion. Every religion preaches good things to every human being. Jai Sri Ram.

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  • Vinod, Mangaluru

    Wed, Jan 06 2016

    Indeed, the officers deserve appreciation.We always find fault with officers, but, as general public indulge in misdeeds without bothering about the nation.Feel so proud of Public servants,specifically, the RPF.

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  • rahul kumar, mangalore

    Wed, Jan 06 2016

    Good police work. Proud to be Indian. The Ukrainian girl is very tall compared to the guy.

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  • Francis, Dubai

    Wed, Jan 06 2016

    What is the problem but...

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  • rizwan, Dubai/Mangaluru

    Wed, Jan 06 2016

    Rahul Kumar, Mangalore

    What has lost baggage to do with the height of the girl ??? Kahin pe nigaahen, kahin pe nishana...lol

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  • Francis, Dubai

    Wed, Jan 06 2016

    Honesty is best policy. This case highlights the genuineness and perseverance of an officer in the Railway Protection Force. Jai Hind.

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  • Mms, mangalore

    Wed, Jan 06 2016

    Where is Aamir Khan? videshi vaasiyon hamaari mehman hein, magar hum log mein hein bahut saara intolerance hote hein....satya meva jayate...

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  • joe Gonsalves, Mangalore

    Wed, Jan 06 2016

    We often find fault with security officials and The Police Force but when some officer and his staff do an admirable job we fail to say kudos such people. Here is a typical example of HONESTY AT THE HIGHEST LEVEL. I join several others in complimenting all the persons who have taken the initiative to return the back pack to Ukrainian owner.

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  • PAM Suvarna, Karla

    Wed, Jan 06 2016

    Feel so proud to hear this news and being Indian.

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Mumbai

    Wed, Jan 06 2016

    Thanks to Suresh Prabhu & TWITTER ...

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