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Case filed for pelting stones at metro rail

Staff Reporter:

The metro rail authorities have filed a case with Kafrul police station on Monday night accusing some unknown people for pelting stones on the windows of the metro rail in the capital, damaging the glass.
This is the first case filed under the Metrorail Act 2015.
Officer-in-Charge (OC) of Kafrul Police Station Hafizur Rahman said the case was filed under the Metrorail Act-2015 on Monday night involving the incident of throwing stones at the windows of the metrorail.
He also said that Md Samiul Kadir, Assistant Manager (line operation) of Metro Rail Line-6, filed the case accusing several unidentified persons.
The OC said that no one has been arrested or identified so far. However, multiple teams are working to identify those involved. Those involved will be identified and brought under the law.
According the First Information Report (FIR), it was alleged that unidentified people threw stones from east side of Kazipara metro rail station on the rail track that broke a window glass of a Uttara-bound metro rail on Sunday morning. Estimated damage is around Tk 10 lakh in the incident.

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