Key Points
- Teenagers attacked commuters at Hindu College Railway Station, Tamil Nadu.
- The attackers used plastic pipes and injured a passenger.
- Witnesses filmed the assault, helping with the investigation.
- Three suspects have been detained, and police are continuing their investigation.
- Authorities have promised stronger security at suburban railway stations.
Looma News
Shocking videos have surfaced showing groups of teenagers attacking commuters at suburban railway stations in Tamil Nadu, including Hindu College Railway Station. The attackers, armed with plastic pipes, targeted unsuspecting passengers. In one video, they are seen laughing and walking away after injuring a victim, who had to be taken to the hospital for treatment.
Witnesses recorded the attack on their phones, providing vital evidence to the authorities. This incident has raised concerns about commuter safety, as reports suggest an increase in violent acts, often involving teenagers, at railway stations.
After the video went viral, the Avadi Police started an investigation and filed a case. Three suspects have been detained for questioning. Authorities have assured the public that they will step up security at suburban railway stations to prevent similar incidents. As the investigation continues, officials are urging the public to report any suspicious activity to help keep commuters safe.
