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Passengers: 3 Held For Drinking In Train After Aap Leader’s Tweet | Jaipur News
Jaipur: Three train passengers were arrested in Nagaur district on Monday for allegedly consuming alcohol and misbehaving with passengers after a leader of Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) travelling in the train tweeted about the incident.
Gayatri Bishnoi, president of AAP’s women wing in Rajasthan, alleged in a post on X early on Monday morning that some passengers in a train she was travelling in were drinking liquor and that there were no RPF or GRPF personnel on the train when she wanted to complain.
“Not only women passenger, but no passenger is safe. It is very shocking that at 1 o’ clock in the night, some miscreants are openly harassing the passengers in the train by consuming alcohol and abusing the passengers,” wrote Bishnoi in a post on X. She also posted a video in the post and further said, “When I tried to complain, I found there was not even a single RPF/GRPF personnel deployed in the entire train… Police came an hour after I complained through the TTE. Meanwhile the miscreants had been threatening me. I stood firm throughout the matter with the help of helpful passengers till police arrived. But if an untoward incident had occurred during this one hour, who would have been responsible for it?”
Bishnoi’s post was widely shared on X, garnering 1.1 million views, 16,000 likes and 8,000 retweets by Monday evening. It led to North Western Railway (NWR) instruct its officials concerned to look into the matter. tnn
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Gayatri Bishnoi, president of AAP’s women wing in Rajasthan, alleged in a post on X early on Monday morning that some passengers in a train she was travelling in were drinking liquor and that there were no RPF or GRPF personnel on the train when she wanted to complain.
“Not only women passenger, but no passenger is safe. It is very shocking that at 1 o’ clock in the night, some miscreants are openly harassing the passengers in the train by consuming alcohol and abusing the passengers,” wrote Bishnoi in a post on X. She also posted a video in the post and further said, “When I tried to complain, I found there was not even a single RPF/GRPF personnel deployed in the entire train… Police came an hour after I complained through the TTE. Meanwhile the miscreants had been threatening me. I stood firm throughout the matter with the help of helpful passengers till police arrived. But if an untoward incident had occurred during this one hour, who would have been responsible for it?”
Bishnoi’s post was widely shared on X, garnering 1.1 million views, 16,000 likes and 8,000 retweets by Monday evening. It led to North Western Railway (NWR) instruct its officials concerned to look into the matter. tnn
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AAPs Rajasthan women wing head Gayatri Bishnoi alleges passengers drinking on train, no officials to complain
Gayatri Bishnoi, the president of Rajasthan’s women wing for the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP), alleged that passengers were drinking and harassing others on a train. She claimed that there were no officials from the Railway Protection Force (RPF) or General Railway Police Force (GRPF) present on the train. Bishnoi further stated that when she complained, it took the police one hour to arrive, during which time the miscreants threatened her. The incident has gained attention on social media, and railway officials are investigating the matter.
Gayatri Bishnoi, the president of Rajasthan’s women wing for the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP), alleged that passengers were drinking and harassing others on a train. She claimed that there were no officials from the Railway Protection Force (RPF) or General Railway Police Force (GRPF) present on the train. Bishnoi further stated that when she complained, it took the police one hour to arrive, during which time the miscreants threatened her. The incident has gained attention on social media, and railway officials are investigating the matter.
17 more spl trains to clear passengers’ rush
The Railway Board has approved the running of 17 additional special passenger trains in Bihar to accommodate the increasing number of travelers during the Chhath festival. These new trains are in addition to the 125 pairs of special trains already operating on various routes. The trains will connect cities such as Saharsa, Raipur, Darbhanga, Ahmedabad, Jabalpur, Danapur, New Delhi, Purnia, Mumbai, Patna, Anand Vihar, Howrah, Gaya, Ajmer, Barauni, Manmad, Nagpur, Bhusawal, Puri, Jayanagar, Udhna, and Katihar.
The Railway Board has approved the running of 17 additional special passenger trains in Bihar to accommodate the increasing number of travelers during the Chhath festival. These new trains are in addition to the 125 pairs of special trains already operating on various routes. The trains will connect cities such as Saharsa, Raipur, Darbhanga, Ahmedabad, Jabalpur, Danapur, New Delhi, Purnia, Mumbai, Patna, Anand Vihar, Howrah, Gaya, Ajmer, Barauni, Manmad, Nagpur, Bhusawal, Puri, Jayanagar, Udhna, and Katihar.
Inordinate delay forces special train passengers to miss first day of Chhath
A delay of over 17 hours in the departure of a Chhath special train from Pune has caused inconvenience for passengers who were traveling to celebrate the festival in Bihar. The train was supposed to depart on Wednesday but left on Thursday morning. Passengers expressed their frustration as they missed connecting trains and had to wait for the next available one. The Pune division stated that the congestion of festive special trains after Prayagraj has caused delays.
A delay of over 17 hours in the departure of a Chhath special train from Pune has caused inconvenience for passengers who were traveling to celebrate the festival in Bihar. The train was supposed to depart on Wednesday but left on Thursday morning. Passengers expressed their frustration as they missed connecting trains and had to wait for the next available one. The Pune division stated that the congestion of festive special trains after Prayagraj has caused delays.
