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Railway stations don't have ticketed entry & exit like airports. Even ticketed entry couldn't save Delhi metro either; we saw that yesterday. What's the solution, then?

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Amock_vor 1 Jahr

Solution : Narendra Modi and Ashwini Vaishnaw should resign asap

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KP Singhvor 1 Jahr

The solution is that people like you, the lapdogs and apologits of this failed govt need to ask for accountability from the government! There is no government. There is no governance. And the responsibility of these deaths is on people like you who are heartless, who have no conscience!

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vyas laxminarayana(lakhan vyas)vor 1 Jahr

self-disciplinary is the main solution. We saw many passengers breaking window glasses and damaging railway properties.

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கடலோடி🇮🇳vor 1 Jahr

Ask those who elect inefficient Narendra Modi.

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Mohit Sharmavor 1 Jahr

Accountability and responsibility by govt Proper checks and proactive measures to control crowd

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SaffronSoulvor 1 Jahr

Better crowd control, smarter scheduling & infrastructure upgrades is the need of the hour. - better scheduling & more frequent trains to reduce overcrowding - Stronger enforcement & monitoring at stations - additional staff for crowd management It’s not just about restricting entry, it’s about managing the flow efficiently.

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Pikuvor 1 Jahr

The solution is to hand this over to @ArvindKejriwal... He will fix it. Trust me, he will surely fix it. Just give him 2 months.

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Abhay Singh (IIT BOMBAY)vor 1 Jahr

Given the recent tragic incidents at railway stations, like the stampede at New Delhi Railway Station, it's clear that our current system needs an overhaul. Implementing ticketed entries and exits similar to airports could significantly enhance crowd control and safety. However, as seen with the Delhi Metro incident, even this isn't foolproof. Perhaps combining this with advanced crowd management technologies, real-time monitoring, and better infrastructure would provide a comprehensive solution. It's crucial to align event marketing with the capacity of our infrastructure to prevent such overwhelming situations. Let's push for these changes to ensure the safety of millions of passengers. #FixIndianRailways #CrowdControlNow

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Anang Mittal अनंग मित्तलvor 1 Jahr

The biggest issue is additional staff and it won't happen with the rate of government jobs. India needs 2-3 times the security/police it has now.

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SRvor 1 Jahr

tere jaise C X se dafa hojau.. thats the solution moron. Solution has to be given by the railway minister and his ministry.. why are you asking everyone else?

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