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NWR Suspends: NWR Suspends 3 TTEs for Alleged Drunken Behavior on Train – Latest News | Jaipur News
Jaipur: The North Western Railway (NWR) suspended two train ticket examiners (TTE) on Thursday who were seen in a video shot by Gayatri Bishnoi, president of AAP’s women wing in Rajasthan who alleged in a post on X that some passengers in a train she was travelling in were drinking liquor. She had further alleged that there were no RPF or GRPF personnel on the train when she wanted to complain.
No specific reason was given by officials for the suspension.
Officials said that enquiry is underway in the matter and action will be taken accordingly. “An internal enquiry process has been initiated and we want to look into the incident in a very transparent and unbiased manner. At present, two TTEs have been suspended but final action will be taken after the enquiry is completed,” said a senior official from NWR. tnn
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No specific reason was given by officials for the suspension.
Officials said that enquiry is underway in the matter and action will be taken accordingly. “An internal enquiry process has been initiated and we want to look into the incident in a very transparent and unbiased manner. At present, two TTEs have been suspended but final action will be taken after the enquiry is completed,” said a senior official from NWR. tnn
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AAPs Rajasthan women wing head Gayatri Bishnoi alleges passengers drinking on train, no officials to complain
Gayatri Bishnoi, president of Rajasthans women wing for Aam Aadmi Party (AAP), alleged passenger safety issues on a train. She claimed that miscreants were openly harassing passengers by consuming alcohol and abusing them. Bishnoi tried to complain but found no RPF or GRPF officials on the train. Police arrived one hour later after she complained through the TTE. The incident has sparked widespread attention on social media, prompting the northwestern railway to investigate. An official complaint was lodged and three passengers were deboarded immediately.
Gayatri Bishnoi, president of Rajasthans women wing for Aam Aadmi Party (AAP), alleged passenger safety issues on a train. She claimed that miscreants were openly harassing passengers by consuming alcohol and abusing them. Bishnoi tried to complain but found no RPF or GRPF officials on the train. Police arrived one hour later after she complained through the TTE. The incident has sparked widespread attention on social media, prompting the northwestern railway to investigate. An official complaint was lodged and three passengers were deboarded immediately.
AIPEF demands independent enquiry into coal crisis
The All India Power Engineers Federation (AIPEF) has called for an independent investigation into the import of coal and whether the coal crisis was intentionally orchestrated to justify the import, questioning the primary beneficiaries of coal imports. The federation urged an impartial inquiry led by a retired Supreme Court judge to probe irregularities in coal import, particularly by the Adani Group. It also advocated for a ban on firing imported coal without scientifically blending it with Indian coals to prevent damage to boilers. The AIPEF called for the central government to compensate state governments due to the directive making the import of coal mandatory at high prices.
The All India Power Engineers Federation (AIPEF) has called for an independent investigation into the import of coal and whether the coal crisis was intentionally orchestrated to justify the import, questioning the primary beneficiaries of coal imports. The federation urged an impartial inquiry led by a retired Supreme Court judge to probe irregularities in coal import, particularly by the Adani Group. It also advocated for a ban on firing imported coal without scientifically blending it with Indian coals to prevent damage to boilers. The AIPEF called for the central government to compensate state governments due to the directive making the import of coal mandatory at high prices.
‘Aircraft as bribes’: DGCA official suspended, government warns of ‘disciplinary’ action
Captain Anil Gill, a senior DGCA official, has been suspended amid allegations of accepting training aircraft as bribes from flying schools. The aviation ministry has ordered Gill to remain in New Delhi pending further investigation. If the allegations are substantiated, this would be a significant corruption scandal involving the DGCA. A whistleblower complaint accuses Gill of taking bribes from flying training organizations (FTOs) and renting out training aircraft to them at nominal prices. The complaint also alleges that safety lapses resulting in aircraft accidents were overlooked during regulatory audits as a quid pro quo.
Captain Anil Gill, a senior DGCA official, has been suspended amid allegations of accepting training aircraft as bribes from flying schools. The aviation ministry has ordered Gill to remain in New Delhi pending further investigation. If the allegations are substantiated, this would be a significant corruption scandal involving the DGCA. A whistleblower complaint accuses Gill of taking bribes from flying training organizations (FTOs) and renting out training aircraft to them at nominal prices. The complaint also alleges that safety lapses resulting in aircraft accidents were overlooked during regulatory audits as a quid pro quo.
