In Chennai, six college students have been arrested for pelting stones at trains. The incident took place on Thursday evening near the Guindy railway station. The students, aged between 19 and 21, were caught in the act by railway police officers on duty. The miscreants were seen throwing stones at passing trains, endangering the lives of passengers and railway staff. A case has been registered against the students under relevant sections of the Indian Penal Code for endangering the safety of railway passengers and employees. The students have been booked and are currently in police custody for further investigation. This incident has raised concerns about the safety of railway operations in the region and the need for stricter enforcement against such acts of vandalism. Authorities are urging the public to cooperate and report any suspicious activities near railway tracks to prevent similar incidents in the future. The swift action taken by the railway police in apprehending the students demonstrates the commitment to maintaining the safety and security of passengers and railway infrastructure. Such incidents not only disrupt train services but also pose a significant risk to the lives of passengers and railway employees. The authorities are working towards ensuring the safety of railway operations and will continue to crack down on any such unlawful activities to maintain the smooth functioning of train services in Chennai.