Hyderabad | October 20, 2025:
A tense situation unfolded at Hyderabad Metro on Monday after security personnel discovered a 9MM bullet in the school bag of a *12-year-old boy. The incident took place at the *Moosapet Metro Station, causing temporary concern among passengers and staff.
Security Alert at Moosapet Metro
The boy, a resident of *Pragathi Nagar, reportedly left home without informing his family and reached the metro station. During a routine security check, *metro staff noticed a 9MM bullet inside his backpack.
The security team immediately alerted the *station in-charge, who then informed the *Moosapet Police. Officers reached the spot and questioned the boy to determine how he got the bullet.
Boy Claims Bullet Belonged to His Grandfather
During the inquiry, the boy reportedly said, “My grandfather used to work in the military, and I found the bullet at home.” Preliminary investigation suggests that the boy had no harmful intent and may have taken it out of curiosity.
Police have, however, registered a case and launched a detailed investigation to verify the boy’s statement and ensure that no other ammunition remains at the residence.
Metro Officials Issue Warning
Following the incident, Hyderabad Metro authorities reminded passengers that carrying weapons or ammunition inside metro premises is strictly prohibited.
In a statement, officials said, “Even accidental possession of bullets or cartridges will be treated as a serious security violation.”
They also urged parents to educate children about public transport safety rules to avoid such alarming situations.
Key Takeaways
- 12-year-old boy found carrying a 9MM bullet at Moosapet Metro Station
- Bullet discovered during a routine bag check by metro security
- Boy said the bullet belonged to his late grandfather, who served in the military
- Police registered a case and began further investigation
- Metro officials reinforced strict safety and security guidelines