Man held for attempting to assault student on train in Thrissur
The incident happened on Friday night on the Venad Express. According to the complaint, the attempted assault took place near Varkala while the train was en route from Ernakulam to Thiruvananthapuram.
The student alerted the railway police and officers reached the train at Thampanoor station and held the accused. The student alleged that the man tried to grope her and behaved in an indecent manner.
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