PATNA, Jan. 14 -- The Railway Magistrate Court of Gaya issued arrest warrants against six people, including four suspended/absconding constables, accused of looting about 1kg of gold from the employee of a gold dealer aboard Howrah-Jodhpur-Bikaner Express. The looted gold is yet to be recovered despite mounting pressure on the Bihar's government railway police (GRP). "The Special Investigation Team (SIT) probing the gold loot case has obtained a warrant from the Railway Court and now the search for the accused has been intensified," said an official familiar with the matter. Those against whom arrest warrants have been issued by the railway court include Karan Kumar, Abhishek Chaturvedi, Ranjay Kumar and Anand Mohan of Gaya GRP. Apart from them, two civilians Parvez Alam and former driver of the railway police station Sitaram alias Aman Sharma have also been named as accused in the case. Senior GRP official said that if the accused are not arrested or surrender before the court, the SIT will pray to issue proclamation order against them under the next procedure and the property attachment action will also be taken thereafter. According to the case, Dhananjay Shaswat, an employee of a Howrah-based gold trader Manoj Soni, was robbed of about 1kg of gold (worth Rs.1.44 crore) during rail travel between Koderma and Gaya stations on Nov 21, 2025. The courier was travelling with the gold in the AC-3 compartment of the 22307 Howrah-Jodhpur Superfast Express. More than a week later, an FIR was lodged against the gold courier and four unnamed constables deputed at the Gaya GRP. The FIR was lodged on the basis of the complaint made by then SHO Rajesh Kumar Singh of Gaya GRP. During the investigation of the case, Gaya Rail DSP found us evidence against the seven persons, including the SHO and four of his close constables. Following this, SHO Rajesh Kumar Singh, the complainant-turned-accused, has already been arrested and sent to Gaya Central Jail and his bail petition was also rejected by the court on Monday....