In Chennai, Tamil Nadu, 10 college students were apprehended for pelting stones at an EMU train. The incident occurred near Guduvanchery station when the students were returning from a college cultural event. The Southern Railway officials promptly alerted the Railway Protection Force (RPF) and local police, leading to the arrest of the students. This act of vandalism not only endangered the passengers on board but also disrupted the smooth operation of the train service. The students are currently being questioned by authorities to determine the motive behind their actions. Such incidents of stone-pelting at trains are not only illegal but also pose a serious threat to public safety. The authorities have emphasized the need for strict action against those involved in such activities to prevent recurrence. The Southern Railway has urged the public to report any such incidents immediately to ensure the safety and security of passengers and railway staff. The students are likely to face legal consequences for their reckless behavior, serving as a reminder to others about the serious repercussions of such actions. It is essential for everyone to be vigilant and cooperative in maintaining a safe environment for railway operations.