SRI VIJAYA PURAM | OCTOBER 31, 2026 | DWEEP TULIKA | ANDAMAN NEWS
A bus conductor has been named in a First Information Report (FIR) registered at Aberdeen Police Station following an alleged confrontation at the STS Bus Stand in Sri Vijaya Puram on October 29, 2026.
The FIR, numbered 0241/2026, identifies the accused as a bus conductor. The complaint was lodged by the Station Master of Aberdeen STS Bus Stand.
According to the complainant's statement recorded in the FIR, the incident reportedly began after an Assistant Engineer informed the Station Master that a complaint had been received regarding the alleged misbehaviour of a bus conductor with a female passenger. The complainant stated that the passenger had allegedly been made to get off the bus.
The conductor was subsequently called to the STS office at around 5:45 PM to give his statement regarding the complaint.
The Station Master's statement alleges that the conductor became angry during the interaction and started using abusive language. The bus driver was also called to verify the matter, following which the situation allegedly escalated.
According to the FIR, the conductor allegedly attempted to assault the driver, obstructed his way and engaged in pushing and shoving. The complainant further alleged that the conductor threatened to kill the driver, went outside the office, brought a rod from his vehicle and returned with the intention of assaulting him.
The statement also alleges that the manager and other staff members of Super Mobility intervened and restrained the conductor. The complainant further claimed that the conductor threatened the staff members as well.
Based on the complaint, Aberdeen Police registered the case under Sections 126(2), 351(3) and 352 of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS), 2023.
The FIR records the period of occurrence as approximately 5:45 PM to 6:30 PM on October 29. The case was formally registered at 11:46 PM the same day.
The investigation has been assigned to Head Constable of Aberdeen Police Station.
The FIR documents the complainant's version of the incident. The allegations have not been independently verified by Dweep Tulika, and the document does not record the accused's response or establish whether any physical injuries occurred.
The original complaint concerning the female passenger's alleged experience also remains a matter requiring further verification.
Dweep Tulika will continue to follow the matter as further information becomes available.