Unauthorised passengers in ac reserved coaches
I have had an opportunity to travel from Mumbai to Lucknow on 12173 express on 15th Feb 2023. I was travelling in b1 coach. After jhansi jn it was a bombardment of unauthorized passengers in ac reserved coaches. There were no rpf or grp personnel to restrict the entry. Most of such passengers holding general ticket . When a tc checked a passenger he showed the general ticket.
There is no safety and security of authorised passengers in the train.
Many Illegal vendors were selling tobacco product like gutka and pan masala. There was no check for such vendors.
I would to bring the special attention of hon rail minister to make the hassel free Travel of authorised passengers and do necessary check of unauthorized passengers in train. more
There is no safety and security of authorised passengers in the train.
Many Illegal vendors were selling tobacco product like gutka and pan masala. There was no check for such vendors.
I would to bring the special attention of hon rail minister to make the hassel free Travel of authorised passengers and do necessary check of unauthorized passengers in train. more
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Similar rowdy behavior of unauthorized passengers continues on trains since 1979. Had experienced and suffered from it from Delhi to Panipat on a train in evening, one of those days. more
Mar 19
It is very true Sir. I had also experienced many times. There is no control of unauthorised/unresersved passengers travelling in the reserved coaches and disturbing the other passengers. Sr Citizens & childred were unable to go to Rest Rooms particularly in the nights, as the passage was completely occupied with unreserved passengers. Even TTE/RPF was unable to enter the Sleeper Class reserved coach to attend my complaint. I have given whatsapp complaints several times to the Railways. RPF enquired from window in the next station, but not solved the problem. more
Mar 06
Selling tobacco product, done authorisedly, okay. Tobacco, an agricultural produce. We have our choices. more
Feb 22
Non-negotiable basics come first, hence deserve prioritisation when, comparing with the wish-list, resources available remain finite. Prioritise honoring ticketed reservation, hygiene, train security, honest seat allocation, among the many, naming the first few. more
Feb 22
