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Mumbai Local: A passenger says he had a valid ticket when a TTE pulled him back into the coach as he was trying to get off for work. The passenger continued recording at Lower Parel and questioned the TTE’s behaviour. Another ticket-checking official stepped in, explained the situation and...

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Passenger: Travels in a Sleeper coach with only a general ticket. TTE: Asks him to either buy a valid Sleeper ticket or shift to the general coach through the connected coaches inside the train. Passenger: Refuses, saying he'll change coaches only after the train stops at the next station and claims it's unsafe to move between coaches while the train is running. He also says he would have to change from the outside. TTE: Clarifies that he is not asking the passenger to get down or move outside the train, but to walk through the connected coaches inside the train. Passenger: Starts recording the exchange and says the railway administration should be held responsible if anything happens during the transfer. why board a Sleeper coach with only a general ticket? Buying a general ticket does not authorize travel in a reserved Sleeper coach, and recording only after being questioned naturally raises debate about whether the focus is safety, rule enforcement, or public sympathy.

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1,329,857 views • 2 years ago

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A passenger accused an RPF officer of stealing money while checking bag on the train. The situation quickly turned into a heated argument, with the passenger demanding answers about the missing cash. The officer denied the allegation and asked the passenger to cooperate with the investigation. Watch the video and share your thoughts in the comments.

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12,417 views • 2 months ago

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#WATCH | A passenger was forced to give a watch to a samosa seller after his UPI payment failed while his train was departing from Jabalpur. West Central Railway CPRO Harshit Srivastava says, "The incident occurred on the evening of 17th October. At Jabalpur station, a vendor snatched the watch of a passenger after he made a purchase from him. Taking quick action, the Railway Administration identified the vendor and he was arrested under Railway Act and a case was registered. The license under which he worked is being cancelled. The vendor has been identified as Sandeep Gupta."

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🚨Urgent Help 🚨 TT has assaulted a passenger despite having ticket , has beaten the passenger also and misbehaved with his sister Please help asap Tt has made him and his family hostage Snached the ticket from him and saying ticket is not there Such type of fraud is happening in Indian Railway Now they are threatening to file a case against the passenger All this is happening at Kuil Junction Bihar RailwaySeva Ministry of Railways Ashwini Vaishnaw Eastern Railway Proof attached
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🚨Urgent Help 🚨 TT has assaulted a passenger despite having ticket , has beaten the passenger also and misbehaved with his sister Please help asap Tt has made him and his family hostage Snached the ticket from him and saying ticket is not there Such type of fraud is happening in Indian Railway Now they are threatening to file a case against the passenger All this is happening at Kuil Junction Bihar RailwaySeva Ministry of Railways Ashwini Vaishnaw Eastern Railway Proof attached

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191,487 views • 3 years ago

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Have Indian Railways Started Recruiting Goons Instead of TTEs? Authority is not a license to assault. A TTE attacking a passenger inside a reserved coach over a ticket issue is not ‘duty’ it’s abuse of power. Rules exist, yes. But so do laws, dignity, and basic human decency. If enforcement turns violent, the system itself needs punishment.

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You cannot make this up! Prosecutors are trying to submit an edited video as evidence: multiple videos put together with zooming, circled people to focus on, and others blurred out 😳. Grok cannot even source a Kimberly at the Utah County Attorney’s Office who apparently made this highlight reel. Why is the prosecutor asking David Hull if he prepared the video and if he knows who did, then later admitting he knows who she is and can bring her in as a witness if necessary? When asked if it accurately depicts what he has seen in the raw footage, he says, “I believe so, yes.” This is the multiple times now that the prosecution has asked individuals who are not firsthand witnesses to vouch for evidence to be submitted to the jury. Finally, the judge denies this wild level of hearsay and “trust me bro,” but then coaches them through what he needs while trying to state that he isn’t trying to coach them.

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