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Breaking: Railway Employees Protest Outside GRP Police Station in Muradabad

Tension prevailed at Muradabad Railway Station after railway employees launched a strong protest against the GRP police. The situation escalated when employees gathered in large numbers and surrounded the GRP police station, raising slogans and demanding strict action in an alleged dispute involving railway staff. The protesters accused the police of inaction and insisted that the accused lawyers be removed from the police station. Due to the intensity of the protest, the area witnessed chaos for several hours, affecting normal functioning at the station. Senior officials were informed, and efforts were made to pacify the agitated employees and restore order. The incident highlights growing unrest among railway workers over safety and justice-related concerns.

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