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‘Top secret’ files from British era, freedom struggle found hidden at CSMT

Source: Hindustan Times — Mumbai · 15 days ago
‘Top secret’ files from British era, freedom struggle found hidden at CSMT
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Summary

A cache of old railway documents, some marked “top secret,” was discovered hidden at Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus. Among the papers were a 1931 chief‑engineer note indicating a file had been closed and referencing police protection of a rail line, as well as another record dated 21 August 1931 from the Bombay district. The find includes both confidential and non‑confidential material from the British era.

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Among the non-confidential files was one with a handwritten cursive noting by the chief engineer’s office dated 1931 that said ‘File Closed’. Its subject line was ‘Guarding of (rail) line by the Police’. Another one was dated August 21, 1931 in Bombay district

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