People boarding the train are making mistakes every day, due to which TT is reaching you and you are getting fined.

Passengers spread filth

When we go to the airport, we are mesmerized by the cleanliness there, but when we go to the railway station, we see filth there. Be it airport or railway station, passengers travel from both the places, but the difference is that in the airport the passengers take care of cleanliness and not in the Indian Railways.

It is often seen that passengers spread a lot of filth at the railway station during the journey, in such a situation, the railway station administration along with the Railway Protection Force is keeping a close watch on those spreading filth. If you are caught on the spot, you will be fined Rs 500. Let us tell you that special emphasis is being laid on cleanliness at the station every day. In such a situation, it is advised not to litter at all at railway stations, trains and platforms.

Don’t do such things, it will cost you dearly.

If you accidentally cross the railway line, fight in the railway premises, move towards the train from the platform and are seen peeping, then you will be counted in the category of crime. There are provisions for this in the Railway Act. If you are caught doing any of these things, then understand that you will have to pay a heavy fine.

Forcibly stopping a train is a big crime.

If you stop a train forcefully, it is considered a big crime and its punishment is also huge. If you do this under the Railway Act, then you can be jailed in the FIR registered. Other than this loud noise in train There is a provision for both fine and punishment for talking, quarreling and indecent behaviour. Not only this, if you do not obey the Traveling Ticket Examiner (TTE) and misbehave with them, then Indian Railways can still take action against you.

peeking beyond the platform line

If you are standing at the edge of the platform and peeping beyond the fixed line, then correct this habit of yours, because this act is also included in the category of crime. Let us tell you that there are yellow lines or yellow stones up to one and a half feet from the edge of the platform. There is a rule to stand outside the yellow line when the train arrives. For this negligence, you may have to pay Rs 500 under Section 147 of the Railway Act.

Do not try to sit in the ladies coach in the train

Many times it is seen that when there is a crowd of male passengers in the train, they enter the ladies coach or disabled coach and think that nothing will happen, but let us tell you, Indian Railways keeps a close watch on such passengers. In such a situation, action can be taken against you under Section 162 of the Railway Act and Section 155 for non-disabled passengers in handicapped coaches. You may be fined Rs 500 or sentenced to one month in jail.