The Railway Police have arrested four individuals, including a minor, for robbing passengers aboard the Bengaluru-Mysuru Express train. The gang looted cash, jewellery, and mobile phones by threatening passengers with deadly weapons, including knives, daggers, and iron rods.The incident took place on February 10, when six individuals boarded the express train as it departed from Mysuru. As the train moved out of the station, the gang forcefully entered a coach and brandished sharp weapons, terrifying passengers. The robbers threatened to kill those who resisted and demanded cash, jewellery, and mobile phones. Bengaluru: Air India flight gets bomb threat via email, FIR filedFearing for their lives, passengers handed over their valuables. The robbers quickly collected their loot and fled. Several victims, including a passenger named Chandan, lodged complaints at the Mysuru Railway Station, prompting the police to launch an immediate investigation. Bengaluru: Helpless friends watch in horror as 2 students drown in pond near Bannerghatta; WATCH videoThe Mysuru Railway Police used mobile tower locations and other technical methods to trace the accused. After an extensive search operation, the police arrested three main suspects and a minor. The arrested individuals have been identified as Shaikh Soheib, Sahil Khan, Mohammed Yasin, and a juvenile.Authorities have recovered six mobile phones worth approximately Rs 1 lakh, a significant amount of cash, and weapons used in the crime. The arrested individuals are currently undergoing interrogation. A case has been registered at the Mysuru Railway Police Station, and further investigations are underway to track down the remaining suspects involved in the robbery.