Medak/Hyderabad, Nov 12 (Maxim News): A woman passenger on a TGRTC bus lost her Mangalsutra after a fight with co-women passengers over a seat on the bus at Bodmatpally village in Tekmal mandal in the early hours of Tuesday.
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The bus from Kamareddy was heading towards Medak when two women passengers picked up an argument over a seat in the moving bus. Though the conductor tried to convince them to settle the issue, the women refused to relent.
It was then that one of the women, Nithisa (37), complained that she lost her mangalsutra. She suspected the woman who quarreled with her. The conductor immediately called the police by dialing 100.
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The local SI, who rushed to the spot, checked each passenger’s belongings on the bus, but they could not find the chain. A case was registered, The probe is on. (Maxim News)
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