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Caught on CCTV: 'Fatka Gang' snatches mobile phone from man's hands on moving train Last Updated : 03 May 2017 12:29:56 PM IST ![](/pics/article/fatka-gang__53890559.jpg "Caught on CCTV: \")
'Fatka Gang' member
Have you ever heard of 'Fatka Gang'? The members of this gang snatch mobile phones and bags from commuters standing on the footboard of trains.
A CCTV footage from Platform 1 of Kulra railway station shows a 'Fatka Gang' member snatching a smartphone from a person standing on the footboard of a moving train.
The gang operates all over in Mumbai and we warn you to watch out for the 'Fatka Gang' on your way home or office.Saharasamay Desk For Latest Updates Please-
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