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    • Raghvendra Rao Tags : Posted: Saturday , Jul 12, 2008 at 2349 hrs

    The Railway Protection Force (RPF), meanwhile, has some reason to cheer. Responding to its RPF Mitra (Friend) scheme, which envisages involving rail users in day-to-day surveillance activities, around 535 people have registered themselves in Mumbai. “Involving railway users in to gather information is the best way to prevent terror strikes. We plan to rope in more people for this scheme,” an RPF official said.

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